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i popped into mr s today to get my magazines and also a bag of potatoes, mags dont come into my budget so 99p spent. tomorrow will be a no spend day but thurs will as i usually have my shopping delivered then. im going to try harder next week with nsd:)I will lose 2 stone by this summer!!!!!!0
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Congratulations to PennyGrabber :T
Another spend in MrS today as DD has a friend coming for tea (unexpectedly) so the fish pie my brood will eat will be swopped to another day and we are having sausage, mash and baked beans. Didn't have any beans in (or spag hoops as DS2 won't touch baked beans strange child).
Also got some whoopsied casserole beef which is in the freezer for next week when I'm working, some sliced chicken which I had for lunch with my caesar salad (nomnom), 2 packs of frube pouches for £3 and some maltesers as I'm cooking malteser cake later.
80% of my budget gone now, but I have everything I need for the month, except for F&V, and something for this Sunday (although I have dropped enough hints that I expect to be eating out as its Mothers Day).
Off to update sig.
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Congratulations to Keiss & your son and also to PennyGrabber on your pregnancy.
Well I realised this morning that I did need a few other things than just veg, milk & weetabix so all in all another £48 spent!
Going to the library now to pay for a book that my son took out which we cannot find & they keep sending me reminders about. This is the 2nd time this has happened & makes me a bit reluctant to borrow more books because I really don't know how we manage to lose them but lose them we do!Grocery aim £450pm.Spent £519 August, £584 July, £544 June, £541 May, £549 April, £517 March, £517 Feb,£555 Jan, £573 Dec, £465Nov, £561Oct, £493Sept, £426Aug,£496 Jul, £528Jun, £506May,£498April, £558 March, £500Feb, £500 Jan, £490 Dec, £555 Nov,£566 Oct, £505Sept, £450Aug, £410 July, £437 June, £491 May, £471 April, £440 March, £552Feb, £462Jan0 -
I also would like to congratulate Pennygrabber :T:T:T!
Spent £32.43 today, with £114.96 left in the pot... will I reach my target this month? Anything could happen..... ooooh the tension....... oooh the suspence.....0 -
Spent £11.31 in Marks today and £7 in poundland. had been away for a few days so needed some bits. total spent now £76.31 leaving £63.69 for rest of month. More than enough x :TMake £2 a day challenge - doing well so far.0
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I popped into Mr T for some bits and bobs spent the grand total of .............................£1.89!!
Bread Loaf reduced
Bread buns reduced
chocolate doughnuts
Economy Custard creams
I shall add this to my signature!
Big shop of the week on Friday as i'm having my parents round for tea on Mother's day :j0 -
just a small spend today, so doing well!Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Congratulations Pennygrabber!0
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Congratulations Pennygrabber - wonderful news!
Just had my A*da delivery and it was just over £50 - now we are having our delivery day ice-lolly binge!
My total is now £260.17 which (after a bit of trial and error ) I make 62% of my budget.
So I'm fairly happy with that - I'm still spending but I'm definitely building up more of a store cupboard than I've ever had before and hopefully can last until about the 19/20th before we need another delivery.
Hope everyone is having a good day:)!August Shopping Challenge. 26/8. Budget £250 Spent £256.81.. £6.81 over. So £0.00 a day left.0 -
Congratulations Pennygrabber!
Have been scheming for a few days, as I have only £40 left of my £350 budget I could go 2 ways-either I could say "what the heck" and blow the budget or take a leaf from Earthmothers' tree and divide the money between the weeks I have left, ie:-£20 per week (I get paid on the 26th-roll on!) As I only need fruit, veg and a few dairy products it may be achievable! I've put my list onto Mr Ts online and it comes to approx £20, I've printed it out- sooooo all I need to do is buy those things (or look for cheaper alternatives when I go shopping tomorrow) Wish me luck!! Kitty.LBM 17th April 2007:j
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