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How much did you spend today? - Oct 24th
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all welcome! Thanks pivotalgubbinsDebt Oct 2005: £32,692.94
Current debt: £14,000.00
Debt free date: June 20080 -
ms_london wrote:I use the one in the tube, havent tried the other, they're all on 3 for 2 though..... :0)
I can highly recommend it although i might be in a minority because I can never find a body scrub that is scrubby enough (not sure whether I'm thick skinned or just plain kinky!): this one does the trick and smells fab. A friend who works in the cosmetic industry bought me an origins one one year and I still went back to boots sanctuary.
Actually, before your post I was wondering whether i could make a home made version, the ingredient list is chiefly salt, sea salt, and various essential oils. Hmm one for the old school board methinksDebt Oct 2005: £32,692.94
Current debt: £14,000.00
Debt free date: June 20080 -
Thanks Tondella
yes things are good thank you - well not good but at least clearer!
i have finally worked out exactly how much i owe, what my worset case scenario debt free date is and exactly what i can spend on groceries, petrol, extras that pop up , every month
my debt is very high compard to most people here (£85,308.15 ouch) , but i earn and can repay an equally high ratio (£2300 or so per month ), and anyway our debts are all personal and individual and imho shouldnt be compared - however i know my next step to 'recovery' or whatever you want to call it is to admit where the money went and what i do or dont have to show for my crazy days of spend spend spend
anyway im getting off thread
sorry all
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I've spent £9.70 for a pub lunch, couple of beers, and couple of games of pool, but haven't been out in yonks so I feel I deserved it!
Locked myslef in now so shouldn't spend anything else!0 -
The supermarket trolley was a good one today – no wobbly wheels and so on. Well, I spent a grand total of £48.43 in Tescos today. A mixture of proper food thingys and household items plus a new toothbrush and some treats such as Tortilla Chips, carrot cake slices and two packs of small onions to start off a new jar of Pickled Onions and a giant Mowbry Pork Pie… I’m eating a huge slice now whilst typing as it at happens …yummy…
My average shopping bill for all categories of items is still hovering around the £29.00 per week for the current calendar year. As always, there is room for improvement, I must remember not to go shopping when I’m ravenously starving hungry…hee hee… :rotfl:
The £2 Coin Savers Club = £346.00 (£300.00 transferred to Savings a/c)
"Some days you're a Pigeon...some days you're a Statue"
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Tondella wrote:I can highly recommend it although i might be in a minority because I can never find a body scrub that is scrubby enough (not sure whether I'm thick skinned or just plain kinky!): this one does the trick and smells fab. A friend who works in the cosmetic industry bought me an origins one one year and I still went back to boots sanctuary.
Actually, before your post I was wondering whether i could make a home made version, the ingredient list is chiefly salt, sea salt, and various essential oils. Hmm one for the old school board methinks
I know what you mean, I use it with "Exfoliating Gloves" too, to get double the effect, then I plaster on the moisturiser & im as smooth as a babys bum :0)
Have you used the brown sugar scrub face polish? Thats divine!! And it makes you look as though youve had a facial afterwards. Apart from these two luxuries I use Boots own of everything else... These do last a while though I have to say.
Let me know how you get on on the OS board :0)
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the thread went really well! I think it has been merged into this
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=101342
or else you can use my posting history to track it down. lots of culinary suggestions, some of which I might incorporate into my menu planner (lol)Debt Oct 2005: £32,692.94
Current debt: £14,000.00
Debt free date: June 20080 -
although I havent paid for it, Ive just booked my car in to the audi garage for thursday to have the tracking fixed and I have to have 2 new tyres !!! there was me thinking I could pop up the local garage and pay £30 approx for tracking ..... to be repaired to be told that they wont touch it , and neither will any of the other local garages!! so £137 + vat it is !!!!! phoned around and two new tyres are £113 each + vat. so if anyone sees a white lorry with the driver on his mobile phone driving on the wrong side of the road tell him he owes me and a curb big time !!!!! next time ... I will get the number plate do a 3 point turn and chase after him !!!
saying that last time it went in to have something fixed ( nothing to do with me, some light came on, on the dash board and it was fixed for free) they repaired my scratched & dented bumper as they thought they had done it when putting it up on the platform, he he !! they had only quoted me £450 + vat 2 weeks before for a paint job and new part, in which I replied "oh we will leave it for now"
so Im hoping on thursday they may give me a free wheel trim to replace my scratched one ? ?
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Half term so took kids to bakery and spent £4.97 :eek: That was for 4 sausage rolls, 1 danish, 2 cakes and 1 cornflake cake!
Then they went into newsagent to get a comic each with their pocket money but of course they didn't have enough :rolleyes: so had to pay a bit more in there (extra £3).Mortgage-free wannabe!0 -
I have been working hard all day not spent any money ( well not any of mine anyway) I spent lots of the companies money arranging an exhibition and sorting out ads for the next few weeks. :eek:
Yesterday was another no spend day and my Saturday grocery bill was lower than normal. Pay day today so lots of money going out tomorrow but as I don't see it it doesn't feel like I am spending it.0
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