Tarantino's ok and overlong movie
DeCaprio was very good though
It's been another hard day.
2 hours in the building society and everything IS going forward as planned I will have wait a bit longer to get everything signed and sealed but the mortgage has been agreed.
It's a sobering thought that when I was single in 2000 I had a large Victorian house and a mortgage of 30 grand
Now I am single in 2019 I have a cottage and a mortgage of three times + that figure!
Everyone involved seemed impatient with the whole process which didn't help
And afterwards I did what I do when real life gets a bit knotty
I went to the cinema
Thank you all for your concern xxx
2 hours in the building society and everything IS going forward as planned I will have wait a bit longer to get everything signed and sealed but the mortgage has been agreed.
It's a sobering thought that when I was single in 2000 I had a large Victorian house and a mortgage of 30 grand
Now I am single in 2019 I have a cottage and a mortgage of three times + that figure!
Everyone involved seemed impatient with the whole process which didn't help
And afterwards I did what I do when real life gets a bit knotty
I went to the cinema
Thank you all for your concern xxx
finance numbers seem unreal these days. Glad you've got the number crunching and paper signing done
ReplyDeleteIt's such good news that you will be staying in Trelawnyd in your lovely cottage. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteMany of us are in a much leakier boat than you. Count your blessings.
ReplyDeleteUnderstood ....
DeleteIt's going to feel so good once you sign on that dotted line. Well done you!
ReplyDeletei'm so happy you are staying! i'm also glad you went to see a movie. i thought you might have drowned yourself in scotch eggs.
ReplyDeleteVery glad that hard as the day was it was successful. And that you gave yourself a treat.
ReplyDeleteHere is to hoping things get smoother soon. Hang in there love.
ReplyDeletePut on the red light Roxanne x
ReplyDeleteAnd breathe. xxx
ReplyDeleteYour persistence and planning and effort are paying off. Nobody handed you anything; you've worked for it. So give yourself a pat on the back. I'm glad you did something to relax, too. I get that. Your movie equals my book, a refuge indeed.
ReplyDeleteWell *I'm* excited that the mortgage has been approved,even though you still have lots of hoops to jump through. I predict that the evening after the final papers are signed, you will have a great sense of relief sitting in the house that is fully in your name. I hope you enjoy feeling like a strong, independent man...with lots of friends nearby.
ReplyDeleteAs we all, mostly, advised, it will be OK. It was.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the important part is done. Congratulations! You're doing good and you have come a long ways!
ReplyDeleteThat is great news, John. Houses cost so much today and I am so glad I bought my home 17 years ago. I couldn’t afford it today.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear everything went will and the cottage is yours, as it should be. The worse is behind you. Nothing like a good movie to escape reality for awhile.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the film and its length. Long films are good for escape purposes.
ReplyDeleteIf you sign up with Google Adsense to allow ads in "Going Gently", you will make a mint and your mortgage will be paid off by Christmas. There'll be ads for scotch eggs, pooper scoopers, "Crocs" and lion heads made entirely from vegetables.
ReplyDeleteReally glad the mortgage has been agreed and you can end the uncertainty. You have worked incredibly hard to get to this point.Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSo glad, you got through it successfully. I thought you were going to finish with a Scotch egg!
ReplyDeleteSo pleased for you John, I too thought the treat would be a Delicatessen deluxe Scotch egg !
ReplyDeleteOh John love, My heart ached for you yesterday. I didn't comment yesterday as I didn't want to jinx you. I am so pleased to hear that it has all sailed through. Chin up kiddo. Upwards and onwards. x
ReplyDeleteAaaannddd relax!!!
ReplyDeleteSo relieved that you and the kids get to stay in the cottage. Well done young sir.
ReplyDeleteThanks for share this information
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Brilliant news. Your home. Your future. x Carol
ReplyDeleteJust "PHEW!"
ReplyDeleteGreat news and now it is onward and upward.
ReplyDeleteCheers Peter
We're the same age and I have a lovely big mortgage as well. I'm glad it's getting sorted out.
ReplyDeleteGood news.
ReplyDeleteGawd mortgages have so many 00000000s nowadays. I was in your position quite a few years back but with young adult children still living at home back then. I paid off my ex and my mortgage grew by a not inconsiderable sum. Some years down the line it feels less daunting John but I'll still be working 12 years longer than I intended. You aren't alone.
ReplyDeleteOh Congratulations John! As much as you can moan about the process, owning your own home is a special thing- congrats again to you and the ones you provide shelter to xoxo
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