Welcome to the grotbag club! Bubble bath sounds amazing. I had my weekend all in the wrong order - lovely bubblebath on Saturday morning but then a stressed out day on Sunday - and now I need another one to unwind! There seem to be unexpectedly upwards scales all over the place at the moment. It's so frustrating when you're on plan. I'm extra grouchy today because I measured out my milk for the day, popped it in the fridge at work and half of it's gone! Thieving rotters. Now I'm not going to get my full HexA. Grumble.
How's the hudl? I've got £40 of points that I haven't spent. At uni we had a house shopping account and would swap the points for 4 x their value for a meal out each term. I want to max out their value rather than spending them like-for-like. I think we might use a chunk of them for entry fees to things like the Eden Project when we go to Cornwall in March.
I'm not as good with money as I used to be. When I was living at home I was putting 50% of my salary in savings each month, but that's been whittled away on rental deposits that I never got back due to poor choice in flatmates, and a holiday of a lifetime to South America. Now it's a little more hand-to-mouth, with my buffer money soon to be swallowed up by a house, and I could put away more if I tried. My brother managed to rack up £4k of debt in his first year of uni - and that was with my parents paying his fees, accommodation and giving him an allowance! I wouldn't have dreamed of spending that much more than I had, but I think I remember more of money being tight as we grew up whereas my brother was bold enough to ask for anything and he usually got it. My mum said my dad had a lot of debt when they got married and she just took over the finances to clear it for him, so maybe it runs in the family.