August -The NSD Challenge

angeldiva

hypno06 wrote: »

I couldn't put buying cat food off any longer so today will NOT be a NSD quote]


Im glad hypno! poor cats lol they must be starving!!

hypno06

angeldiva wrote: »

hypno06 wrote: »

I couldn't put buying cat food off any longer so today will NOT be a NSD quote]


Im glad hypno! poor cats lol they must be starving!!

no, they didn't have to go without - they just had to partake in a little "storecupboard" challenge of their very own.........gravy and weetabix anyone?

angeldiva

hypno06 wrote: »

angeldiva wrote: »

no, they didn't have to go without - they just had to partake in a little "storecupboard" challenge of their very own.........gravy and weetabix anyone?

Yuck lol

roxy7699

Hiya,
Miss Bez - I wouldnt count that as spending, as you are effectively using their money not yours.

Managed a NSD yesterday.

elj2287

My aim for another NSD failed today I nipped into the petrol station on the way to work in a weak moment!! Just on a random tangent...the petrol station shop was a Tesco. How come they can hike prices up in the smaller shops? As an example 1 carton of Strawberry and Banana, Innocent Smoothie is £2 in the big store but something like £3.02 in the smaller store?

Apologies for the digression but this is a bit sneaky!

lulaboo

Can I join this please? I will try for 8 NSD in Aug. I have just spent £85.00 on groceries today so I will have to start tomorrow!

NW-ANGEL

aftera lovely meal and drinks yesterday with friends (only spent £12.70 too!:j ) today i am not goin anywhere and is definately a no spends day for me....so heres to number 4...:beer:

kel
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debtbegone

hypno06 wrote: »

no, they didn't have to go without - they just had to partake in a little "storecupboard" challenge of their very own.........gravy and weetabix anyone?

:rotfl: Hope you didn't feed the rest of your house on that :rotfl:

elj2287 wrote: »

My aim for another NSD failed today I nipped into the petrol station on the way to work in a weak moment!! Just on a random tangent...the petrol station shop was a Tesco. How come they can hike prices up in the smaller shops? As an example 1 carton of Strawberry and Banana, Innocent Smoothie is £2 in the big store but something like £3.02 in the smaller store?

Apologies for the digression but this is a bit sneaky!

A lot of the bigger supermarket chains have different price bands and special offers for certain products depending on the size of their stores. I used to work in one which was of a large classification and had loads of different prices and offers compared to the "corner shop" sized one just a mile down the road further in town.

Anyways, I'm on track for number four if I'm good - had the dentist this morning but have to go back to finish root canal treatment so don't have to pay till next appointment (and it's nowhere near as much as I was freaking about :T) And went to the Post Office to send away parcels and I managed to stop myself buying lunch and/or sweets & bottle of lucozade (my fizzy juice downfall) Instead had some rather nice tom soup from freezer for lunch, glass of squash and some of my Rocky Road :dance:

Might have to pop out later but will resist (or get the boyfriend to treat me )

webitha

AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH for gods sake someone give me a slap

i just popped to the spar to get a loaf as none in and no yeast left, (i darent go get some from asda) and spent £8 on.............crap

its coz the kids are at their dads and iiiiim bored, and chocolate helps me not miss them so much, o and i got a stinking cold



but i did managed my second NSD yesterday

hypno06

spending on chocolate for medicinal purposes doesn't count.......;)