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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm excited but also not. It's not the same with masks and being unable to try anything on. I'll probably go, because it's something different and I need that right now, but it won't be the same  |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
Nothing for me at present,
Being a pensioner the Covid 19 situation has had no impact on my finances other than to increase my bank balance every month, an example being prior to Covid I was spending around £150 per month on petrol whilst during the same period my spend was down to £20 per month.
Not eating out has also produced a big saving.
Reluctantly I have lost all my enthusiasm for spending money. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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absolutely nothing.
i hate shopping when i actually do need something, let alone just going for the craic 
however i will be going to beg my lecturer to loan me a laptop so i can complete my 5 outstanding assignments.. That i can't do without a laptop.. Because mine is fubar'd with the 'screen of death'  
Honestly with slight easing of restrictions here and there, they don't make one bit of difference to my life (or the life we now have after a year in lockdown).. the only one im interested in, is BoJo telling me i can travel to see my family, and actually hug them in the comfort of their home.
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Absolutely nothing. I'm gonna take the little for a desperately needed haircut and then I'm rushing absolutely nowhere cos I have absolutely no intention of resuming a "normal" routine only for our lunatic leadership to decide to do it all again in 3 months time IF it all goes tits up. I'm holding off on that for quite some time until I'm sure it's going to be a permanent thing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Many shops are once more opening their doors & letting us in from tomorrow.
What will you be rushing out to buy?
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Not rushing but will be back in the gym can't wait  |
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By *wiftieeMan
over a year ago
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"......an example being prior to Covid I was spending around £150 per month on petrol whilst during the same period my spend was down to £20 per month.
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Had my MOT done in February, dropped from 20k+ miles per year to just under 5k!! |
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Nuffink. I'm going horse riding tomorrow morning, then maybe an outdoor coffee with a friend. Shan't be rushing to buy unnecessary things. My haircut is booked for 27th April (the earliest available!) |
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"I wont.
Thanks to the last year, I am seriously stretched financially. It will probably take the next year to recover."
Same!
I’m just looking forward to being able to open my business again and get back to work, so not bothered about going anywhere  |
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