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What have you spent today??

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  • Nothing for myself. Spent £21.39 at Boots for my mum and got to use my advantage card so I suppose I made money instead. :D A good day.

    pink fairy
  • Gingham_Ribbon
    Gingham_Ribbon Posts: 31,519 Forumite
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    £21 on Amazon getting Martin's book and a couple of DVDs to put away for Christmas. Both on less than half price.

    £5.96 on buy 2 get one free stationary to put away for son's Christmas. (big chalks, glitter, pipe cleaners etc.)

    £1.40 on a drink.

    That's it. And I spent most of the day in a shopping 'mall'.
    May all your dots fall silently to the ground.
  • scroogey
    scroogey Posts: 160 Forumite
    Avogirly wrote:
    ms_london wrote:
    How did you manage to get Essentials for £1.95???? Tell all :0)

    That's how much it was priced for. It wasn't a stuck on one by the newsagent either? How much has everyone else paid then?

    Didn't get it in a WHS in a Train Station by any chance?
    There was a special price promotion for Essentials in those stores, I think it was supposed to be for 3 months. The magazines thewmselves were priced at £1.95 where as the normal price is on all other shops stock. Either that of Essentials are doing a price test in your area.
  • bella123
    bella123 Posts: 209 Forumite
    £10.00 on petrol..... :mad:
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  • OMG!! Spent WAY too much on a meal tonight. Got a delivery menu from a place called 'Deliverance' and ordered for OH and myself. Food was DELISH :drool: but spent £25!!!! :eek: :o

    It was worth it though, we usually have fish n chips on a Friday so it made a nice change :rolleyes: (not that there's anything wrong with fish n chips) ;)
    Mortgage-free wannabe!
  • I spent too much. :naughty:
    £2.80 on a daysaver bus ticket to get to work. Nightmare journey home, they should pay me to use their buses : :mad: (cant park my car at my new office)
    £2.30 on a train ticket into town(girls night out)
    £5.80 (in The Word on a couple of Xmas stocking fillers for DD's)
    £17 delish italian meal (split bill equally 4 ways)
    £11.70 on taxi home.
    No pocket money left now until 20th November :eek: , but next girls night out is not planned until end of Jan :beer: .
    Ps Just found this thread, its great!
  • :hello: - The spending spree has to stop :doh:

    Activity for yesterday
    £6.94 Asda to stock up for winter staples like beans, soups, biccies etc..
    £16.00 Petrol Money

    +£25.00 for selling some stuff to a friend :dance:
    +£5.00 from fruit machine (made £8, but had to put £3 in to get it)

    Activity for today
    Have not been out at all as I have everything I need. I have destroyed my credit cards this morning to give me a kick up the backside. Just got to sort out this little pile of paperwork later.

    Gave mum £24 that I owe her (£4 for a silly thing which I didn't have any cash on me, £20 off the loan from Mum :D)

    So have about £4.50 to play with until Next Sat... can it last? _pale_

    Looks like I will be ebaying this evening as there will be a heavy thud on the doormat when Halifax send their statement though sometime this week :eek: - but still its excellent to see a statement this morning from Captial One with "Min Payment due this month = £0.00" :D
  • £2 coin savings

    I do that too cos they are big and fill the pot with a satisfying clunk.
    Our £2 coins through the month go to a chinese takeaway in the last week.
    Still wish I could buy a TARDIS instead of a house!
  • I do that too cos they are big and fill the pot with a satisfying clunk.
    Our £2 coins through the month go to a chinese takeaway in the last week.

    I try and bank mine when they get to £100, sometimes it's the only way I get to save!! Actually, must get down the bank soon cos I'm over £100! LOL!
    Mortgage-free wannabe!
  • elona
    elona Posts: 11,806 Forumite
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    I went to Lidl to do a big shop and DH helpfully kept putting things in the trolley.

    The final bill was £77 - eek :eek:

    But I have a massive trolley full of stuff including hot gel botttles at £1.99 each instead of about £5 or over. A huge bottle of antifreeze for DH plus cheese, fruit and veg, frozen chickens and sausages, 3 lots of mozzarella for pizzas, fresh basil , mangos,toiletries and toilet rolls, microfibre cloths that are reusable etc etc.

    Hate to think how much that lot would have cost anywhere else.
    "This site is addictive!"
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