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Jan 08, 2007 19:44

My goodness, I just had a minor panic attack. A doctor from the blood service called me up with a sympathetic-doctor-voice on, wanting to talk to me about my donation last week. As far as I knew, they only did that when there was something wrong. Cue mild panic. Turns out she just wanted to go over YET AGAIN why I was listed as withdrawn the time I ( Read more... )

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postcardanswers January 9 2007, 14:43:49 UTC

Erm...I think the only major difference between our outgoings at the moment (considering you earn a lot more than me) is that you have a car. And use it a lot!

I get paid somewhere in the region of £800 a month, and I spend about 100 paying off my overdraft (slowly!), about 100 on rent, about 50 on my phone (which is too much, that needs changing) and the rest goes on socialising/saving. Living at home rocks for the cheapness, which I'm sure you can appreciate! Other than that though, it's time to move out.

i_need_a_buzz January 10 2007, 17:43:24 UTC

I still get the feeling that I'm gonna end up *staying* in the US when I go there...

postcardanswers January 10 2007, 18:47:39 UTC

I keep getting that feeling too. My trip keeps getting longer - I'm now *hopefully* going to Canada as well, after we've done that extra week in California. And I think I'm more like to fall in love with Canada than the USA. But signing a contract for a house in Newcastle will mean that I do have something to bring me back at least!