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What have you spent today (02/11/05)?
pivotalgubbins
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Hi guys,
I hope no-one thinks I'm rude by starting this today, just didn't see one and have been posting a few times now.
Spent £0.00 so far today, planning to keep it that way. Nearly managed it yesterday but ended up spending £12.49 on a DVD. However, this was for my sister's birthday at the end of the month, so decided to get this early, and it wasn't a bad bargain.
Anyway, excuses, excuses... how's everyone else doing today?
I hope no-one thinks I'm rude by starting this today, just didn't see one and have been posting a few times now.
Spent £0.00 so far today, planning to keep it that way. Nearly managed it yesterday but ended up spending £12.49 on a DVD. However, this was for my sister's birthday at the end of the month, so decided to get this early, and it wasn't a bad bargain.
Anyway, excuses, excuses... how's everyone else doing today?
Personal ISA Contributions Challenge - current £0 (as at 1 April 2014) / target £15,000 (deadline 31 Mar 2015)
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Spent nothing yet, but eating out tonight, I have £4 of Luncheon vouchers so it shouldn't come to more than £11 between the 2 of us0
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well i bought some sma for my son. £4.25 , some baby bits in boots which i used my point's. and some shopping in morrisons £7.92.
oh and i bought a car. £440. not to bad for a golf gti in bright pink. (well my husband has been saving his overtime to buy me a pressie to say thankyou for all i do for the family.) i'm well chuffed.
but not spending anymore today. then tomoz i am doing a freezer shop at iceland to fill it up again. then thats should be it for a few days. gardening at the weekend so not spending any money then either0 -
have spent nothing so far but do have to go out today ortomorrow to post a couple of books and cds i sold on amazon.0
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i hav spent £27 in argos on a tv unit and a computer desk.... but we are moving house in 4 weeks and needed this ( the correct price in argos is £110) so may aswell get it now nad put it under the bedsaving for more holidays0
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Nothing! Haven't been anywhere apart from school run this morn! Then again, have to pop to bakery later so will spend £2 max!!Mortgage-free wannabe!0
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Nothing so far but have'nt left the house. Chicken stew cooking in slow cooker for dinner but will need to buy some cat food and some crisps for daughters packed lunch.Will buy them from the offy as trying to avoid Tescos at the moment!Here dead we lie because we did not choose
To live and shame the land from which we sprung.
Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose,
But young men think it is,
And we were young.
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nothing! Brought my lunch in, got dinner planned for tonight, cycled to work, someone's brought in biscuits to share for afternoon munchies. Only impending purchase is if the milk runs out at work as I'm milk monitor this week. joy!Debt Oct 2005: £32,692.94
Current debt: £14,000.00
Debt free date: June 20080 -
Nothing! But I have had my head down the toilet most of the morning! Feeling a little rough today.October make £10/day currently £11.020
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£1.10 for bus fare home from work later (got a lift to work). May have to buy something small (chewing gum or mints) to get some change for the bus for the rest of the week though.
Definitely not buying anything else until the weekend as have already spent £17 on treats (book & CD) on Monday!0 -
spent £3.31 in M&S on salad - but this is for the next 3 days lunch.
spent 75p on 4 yoghurts in Sainsburys - again 4 days lunch.***PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBT***
Reclaimed my bank charges - got £250 back from HSBC and £88 from First Direct
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