For my husband to earn £65,000 per annum and we still can't afford to live in this bloody country!!

[winegoddess]

Mortgage has gone up, electric has gone up, 5 mouths to feed, 3 children to clothe etc etc and month after month is a bloody struggle. Am fed up with straping money together when my husband earns a good wage and we should be able to get by! I now need to search for a way of 'me' bringing in some money but with a young baby at home and 2 others at school i am at a loss as to how! Please give me some job ideas or ways to make money!!

"I'm really disappointed in the way people are treating the OP - self-harming and panic attacks are apparently funny now, "Lol"
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Chequers? Where is this spoken about, certainly not funny , i must have missed that.

By expatinscotland on Thu 06-Nov-08 18:59:49
'Please take into account that WG has posted as well about panic attacks and anxiety as well as self harming - I understand about the current economic climate but please think before you post. In fact I think this thread should be pulled.'

LOL.

This place is turning into Bounty.

expat wants to watch that her bile does'nt come out in her milk.

very well put chocolatedot.

I think the lol was at the suggestion that the thread should be pulled, not at the self harming etc

I thnk many people have failed to grasp the point the OP was making - or rather many have chosen to misunderstand the point that was being made.

totally misssed that - i guess it matters not though, the OP seems to have gone. I did lay into her a bit to be fair as I was like, £65K and you STILL can't manage. But when you think about it, by rights they should be comforable, they are not and thats pants. I do think the total flaming has been OTT though.

"I do think the total flaming has been OTT though."

Why flame someone and then back track?

I think it's been vile.

This is the first thread I've seen that has seriously made me want to leave, but I'm still breastfeeding a LOT and daytime TV is crap

Hehe, you'll have to stay then.

My dad read somewhere that at 34 yrs old (on average) people have the most expensive year of their life.

Am 34 next year and it sure feels right to me. Perhaps OP is 34. How many of the flamers are 34 out of interest?

I AM 34

is it A Sign

I'm not 34 but then I'm not a flamer.

Ah - but perhaps you're not a flamer because you too are in your most expensive year?

angels, you are very biligerent you know . I reckons you like a good barney so ya do!!!

I back tracked ages ago actually - nothing wrong with saying something, then thinking on and realising you were a bit OTT and saying so.

So there!!! [poking tongue out]

Shakes bare bottom at exasperated.

I too am 34 and now it ALL MAKES SENSE

though am sure next year is going to be worse, will have lost my job by then

we earn more than that and don't have loads of cash
by the time we pay childcare and mortgage we have spent £4100 b efore we consider anything else

flame away

I only saw winegoddess OP, but there are so many pages to this now......

Really, its never good to talk about Politics or religion

Sex on the other hand..........EM quietly directs the OP to some bum sex threads, she needs cheering up.

Oh I - I dunno - we always seem to be having an expensive year.

That is quite an ironic x post there angels!!!!! I hope you don't think im going to be doing you any favours in THAT department!

Im starting to think you are a namechanger, your style is familiar........

I won't flame you ronaldinho! Our monthly childcare and mortgage bill is 7K.

Did I miss something?
I don't think this has been a particularly nasty thread.

Feck me suey2, and I thought our outgoings were bad..... do you feel the need to drink much gin?