Sealed Pot Challenge 2 "The Return"

moneysavingfamilycomp

20p in eeyore and about 20p in small bits jar need to count that soon so i can change it to go in eeyore. bought a new fridge freezer today for £220 delivered very pleased iv been looking for one for ages. for anyone in the north east CLEARANCE BARGAINS (old argos stock) in stanley is well worth a visit. stock changes all the time so its hit and miss but has great reductions. iv saved a fortune over the last year.
woohoo just realised iv got my second star.

mogchops

Wooo hoooo - I've put something in the pot!! Up and running now, no stopping me!!! :j

CherryPie

luckycharlie wrote: »

Welcome Cherrypie What a lovely name makes me feel hungry just reading it.

Now I'm hungry too!! :rotfl:

Thank you for the welcome although, I suspect I already know some of you from the grocery challenge!!

I can't open my pot cos it's one of those "fill me, then smash me" ones. Got it half price just after Xmas!! :T

rubyslipper

Have been looking at the Terramundi pots online. They're gorgeous! £20 though - will have to wait until August for my birthday. In the meantime, my cat shaped money box will have to do!

Hope everyone is having a roadkill-strewn weekend! :beer:

CherryPie

reb wrote: »

:hello:Hello and welcome CherryPie. :hello:

Come and join the mad house. It'll be fun to have you along.
Auntie SueUU will be along later to give you an official number, and then you too can become a sealed pot loony like me :think:. Have fun!!!

:rotfl::xmastree:Oh and Merry Christmas!:xmastree::rotfl:

Merry March Christmas!! :rotfl:

scubaangel

A few small silver coins from my lunch time change, and found out that I can send my male 'eblueys' for free to where he is, so going to try to remember to put 30p in my bottle everytime I send one as sending letters via normal post would cost me a 1st class stamp.

Sue-UU

Mellika wrote:

Oh but Sue, it must be a teeny weeny bit sad to get so excited about stocking up my cupboards! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Not at all, in these times of penny-pinching to get ourselves debt-free it matters most about what we need the money for! Be happy whatever you choose it for Mellika. Hope you're feeling better today after that fall - MEN! :mad: Well some of them!.....mogchops :eek: please - whatever next will be put on here as ways of describing starting our pots off!! :eek: A very MSE pot though Martin would be proud of you, us too!....Ahh thanks LC, just wiped meself off with a towel after that slobbery kiss!!!:rolleyes2....Not to worry kdalwayskint, it'll happen soon enough.....CherryPie, use tweezers when you want to get your money out, sarn shame to waste it.....A lovely job scubaangel a good save.


An unexpected, but very necessary trip to town for hubby to get more gravel for cement, netted me £2.31 for the pot - brilliant!!!

It's set to be a beautiful day everyone, go on out and enjoy yourselves.

Sue

Greenbynature

Hi all
£1.20 to the sealed tin

terri72

Hi all :hello:

Haven't updated in a while and from looking at my post history it was 25th Jan when I last posted.

I have still been emptying my spare change (10p & below) in to my pot and the little display is now showing as £21.86. Was £18.45 in Jan.

I make that a grand £3.41 added in just under 2 months. At this rate it's going to take me forever to get to my target of £150 :rotfl:

moneysavingfamilycomp

hi all what a lovely day its been spring is finally here. no change in eeyore as nsd (well apart from the £1 i borrowed from OH) we went out for a lovely walk we drove to the reservoir and walked around it and along the river in the nearby village. i knew we wouldnt be going near shops so didnt take my purse. then OH decides we should have a look to the durham dales centre along the road it has lovely little craft shops selling all kinds of locally produced and handmade stuff. i swear he does it deliberatly so i cant spend anyway i wanted some lavender to make lavender bag hearts so made him pay lol.