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Moozies/Pap, What have you spent Thursday 2nd October 08?
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BigSpender2 wrote: »Babes21 - why not make lunch at home?!
I know yeah, would be a lot cheaper wouldn't it? I'm not too keen on sandwiches though, i have a fast metabolism so need something filling, hence the snacks i have too
. Prefer to eat something hot too and don't have access to a microwave at work, well we do but it's way across the other side of the connecting building and by the time i walked there, waited for food to cook etc my lunchtime would be finished 
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Ah I see Babes21, pasta ?
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BigSpender2 wrote: »Ah I see Babes21, pasta ?
I do like Pasta Salad type dishes, will look for some different recipes and hopefully then can prepare a few for next week on Sunday.0 -
You could buy your snacks from the supermarket and take them to work each day, that may save a few pennies.
I love those instant soups that have pasta in too, they're really filling so make a good snack.
My day was ridiculous. £390 on the MOT and £20.00 on food at the supermarket. Did raid the special offers and got everything on BOGOF though!0 -
Just been shopping for the first time in a week and spent £52. Also had a 5p off a litre coupon so filled the car up - another £47 (should last the month though). Both are budgetted for so technically a nsd.Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts - DFW Nerd 323
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You could buy your snacks from the supermarket and take them to work each day, that may save a few pennies.
I love those instant soups that have pasta in too, they're really filling so make a good snack.
My day was ridiculous. £390 on the MOT and £20.00 on food at the supermarket. Did raid the special offers and got everything on BOGOF though!
:eek: and i thought my MOT was bad the other day at £180!
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Another NSD for me today
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You could buy your snacks from the supermarket and take them to work each day, that may save a few pennies.
I love those instant soups that have pasta in too, they're really filling so make a good snack.
Yep i was thinking about doing that today. Will get myself organised the weekend and stock up for all of next week, see how much it can save me. 0 -
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