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Moozie/Pap's What have you spent today? 23/08/08
babes21
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Looked around the boards and couldn't see any posting of this 
. Haven't been around for a few weeks, so not sure if anyone posts it anymore. I felt that this thread really helped curbed my spending and made me realise what i actually spent each day!
Does the weekly spending challenge still happen too?
Anyway, what have you all spent today?
Me:
* Cigs :mad: - £2.45
* Snacks - £2.00
Total = £4.45
Don't think i'm going out tonight so that shall be my total spend for today.
. Haven't been around for a few weeks, so not sure if anyone posts it anymore. I felt that this thread really helped curbed my spending and made me realise what i actually spent each day!Does the weekly spending challenge still happen too?
Anyway, what have you all spent today?
Me:
* Cigs :mad: - £2.45
* Snacks - £2.00
Total = £4.45
Don't think i'm going out tonight so that shall be my total spend for today.
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GBP3.90 (cigars)
GBP1.98 (booze cans)
GBP2.00 (petrol approx.)
GBP0.7 (crisps)
Total GBP8.58
not the end of spending for today,only 5pm yet;)0 -
NSD.
Dont think what we spend/dont spend counts on a Sat though~maybe why theres no thread today.
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Ah i see, still nice to keep track for those that want to still though isn't it?0
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As you say still nice to keep track of our spends.
The weekly spends thread is stll on the go as well.
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"A large income is the best recipe for happiness I ever heard of" Jane Austen in Mansfield Park.
***Fall down seven times,stand up eight*** ~~Japanese proverb. ***Keep plodding*** Out of debt, out of danger. ***Be the difference.***
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*Nods* Thanks for starting the thread babes21, had a look earlier and couldn't find it - the people who usually start it - PaP/Rog/Mickey/Kizzy must be busy!nice to keep track for those that want to still though isn't it?
Today I popped into ASDA and spent £1.02 on reduced items for dinner. Unlike Ivan Konstantinov I have finished my spending for the day - staying in tonight to watch TV and surf the web. Aren't I the life and soul!
But I'm happy that it's been a low spends day. Anyway, hope everyone has a nice evening x 0 -
*Nods* Thanks for starting the thread babes21, had a look earlier and couldn't find it - the people who usually start it - PaP/Rog/Mickey/Kizzy must be busy!
Today I popped into ASDA and spent £1.02 on reduced items for dinner. Unlike Ivan Konstantinov I have finished my spending for the day - staying in tonight to watch TV and surf the web. Aren't I the life and soul! But I'm happy that it's been a low spends day. Anyway, hope everyone has a nice evening x
No probs. I was umming and ahhing about whether to go out tonight, but not really in the mood so that would be ££'s wasted. Always tomorrow night though eh
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£4.37 top up shopping. Milk, bread, fruit & organic chocolate.
£1.40 bus fayre
£5.77
And that's it. 0 -
evening all:hello: Times and FT newspaper £3.40; m&s mini-jam tarts £1.99. hope u all have a wonderful evening
BLOODBATH IN THE EVENING THEN? :shocked: OR PERHAPS THE AFTERNOON? OR THE MORNING? OH, FORGET THIS MALARKEY!
THE KILLERS :cool:
THE PUNISHER :dance: MATURE CHEDDAR ADDICT:cool:0 -
£1.10 on newspapers, and £2.50 on a programme at the football (not missed one in 10 years and don't intend starting).
But, as I was visiting family, I had last night's dinner, breakfast, lunch all provided by someone else. A relatively cheap day.Almost debt-free, but certainly even with the Banks!0
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