Pap & Moozies what have/will you spend Sat 6th Sept ???

mickey_mouse

Gooooooooooood Morning everyone:D

not too sure how today will go spendingwise. I know i have a small parcel to post and Mr Mouse and I may go out to the pub to watch the England match tonight so probably a couple of drinks .

have a great day and keep it low:D

Lelc

Morning mm and all who follow. It's another lovely sunny morning here and it feels a bit warmer too. I need to get a few groceries for next week but nothing major. DH is visiting my parents today and they have an allotment so are going to send up some veg with him. And Rog2 - they live in Walsall not far from Morrisons.

I'm on my own this weekend so will be housework and dog walking so probably not going to spend anything unbudgetted which would be great as that would be 5 nsd (do we count Saturday and Sunday?)

Have a great day everyone.

poppy_f1

going to fill the car with petrol so about 35 for that
lunch with the girlies about 8 quid
and thats it

rb6ac

Good morning everyone! I am hoping that today will be an NSD. We're going to pay for the Khan V Prescott boxing match tonight on Sky but that will be paid for when the Sky bill comes through. Otherwise it's going to be a quiet day. Will update any spends later x

free4440273

afternoon all:hello: haven't stepped out yet:rolleyes: but forgot about yesterday - another nsd. will update later; hope u all have a wonderful weekend:)

bathgatebuyer

About £14 - enough petrol to last about 10 days, some grapes, newspaper, diet coke (own brand), washing powder.

free4440273

free4440273 wrote: »

afternoon all:hello: haven't stepped out yet:rolleyes: but forgot about yesterday - another nsd. will update later; hope u all have a wonderful weekend:)

hi folks, as promised. Economist, Times and FT newspapers, tissues, water: £9.90; lemon drizzle cake £1.00 from m&s. FT has gone up to £2.30 for weekend edition:eek::mad: certainly NOT:money:, :rotfl:. hope u all have a wonderful evening:)

Skippycat

£57!!!!!!!!! Well spent though on a kitty from the local cat and dog shelter We've called her Wispa. She is very cute and well worth the money (except earlier when she was hissing at us for trying to put a collar on her). Having a night in so have saved money on not going out.

Enjoy the rest of the rainy weekend everyone! :beer:

postingalwaysposting

Skippy :rotfl: at the hissing cat. Nsd here :j

Skippycat

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

Skippy :rotfl: at the hissing cat. Nsd here :j

We managed to get the collar on her, but I can tell she doesn't like it. It needs tightened a bit and I'm too afraid to do it in case she goes mental. Any volunteers? She is really quite lovely apart from that.

postingalwaysposting

Skippycat wrote: »

We managed to get the collar on her, but I can tell she doesn't like it. It needs tightened a bit and I'm too afraid to do it in case she goes mental. Any volunteers? She is really quite lovely apart from that.

Aww my thomas is teh same, he doesnt mind the collar once its on but putting it on is a nightmare :rotfl:The worset thing is though he used to have safety collars (the ones with the clip thingie) and he would lose at least 2 a month :rolleyes:. Now he is in a standard collar thats loose and no lost collar since :j I love kittens, is this your first?