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Money Fritters 'Enough Now' DFW Diary
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Hi Folks,
Woohooo, managed 1x50p and 1x10p on the scratchcards today. I will be rich before I know it. :rotfl:
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Hi folks,
Well had another NSD yesterday so that is 10/15. :beer:
I wont managed another one today as having lunch in work today.
Went to the gym last night and had a good workout, feeling tired this morning though. Off to badminton training tonight.
I made a lovely chicken casserole overnight in the slow cooker, the smells coming from the kitchen this morning when I got up were fantastic. Hoping to have some for my tea tonight.
Managed another 2x10p on the scratchcards this morning.
It is lovely day here today, I really need to get back into the garden, but work calls. :mad:
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
MF - I'm sorry if this is a silly question but why do you use your slow cooker overnight? What do you do with the hot food first thing in the morning?
I often use mine but during the day so the food is ready at night when I get in from work?Debt free and Keeping on Track0 -
Hi folks,
Managed another NSD yesterday, so that is 11/15. Hopefully should make my target for this month. :beer:
Mrs P:- It is not a silly question, it is just that in the morning I sometimes dont have time to get stuff prepared and ready, or I am just too lazy. I do set it off in the morning sometimes.
So I set it off overnight and then in the morning once the food is ready I put one portion in the fridge for tea that night and freeze the rest as batches for the week.
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Hi MF,
How are things with you?Debt free and Keeping on Track0 -
Hi everyone,
Not been on for a while. Managed to achieve 15/15 nsd's for April. :j
I also managed to achieve my grocery challenge target for April as well. I will post figures later. I did not achieve the target of making £10 per day, but I made a little bit, I will post a signature update later
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Hi folks,
Just wanted to say hello and to inform people that my demise has been greatly exagerated and I will be back shortly with more updates.
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
The legend 'Money Fritter'DFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Glad to see you back MF.Debt free and Keeping on Track0
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Hi folks,
Right need to get back into the groove this month. I have been letting the standards slip. lol
So back in the challenges this month. I have set myself the following:-
NSD = 15
Groc Challenge = £100
Make £5 per day = £150
Need to get back into the weekly food plan as well.
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Hi folks,
Well managed my first NSD yesterday for June. :j
Hope I can keep it going this month and get back on track.
Money FritterDFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0
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