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The Crazy £100 Clothes Challenge
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since shoes don't count can I say duoboots are selling off some boots for less than a third of the price. some cool FMBs if you like that kind of thing!Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0
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Charity shop summer blouse £2.49. I think I have £67.57 left now
(£70.06- £2.49= £67.57)
Edited:had another £5 Dewhirst voucher through the post, so got 2 pairs of jeans (M&S seconds) for £6 - £5 = £1 as there was a bogof offer.
I :heart2: Dewhirst
total now £ 66.57I can cook and sew, make flowers grow.0 -
Hello my lovelies,
sorry I havent been in for a while - too busy helping DD with her easter eggs
Intergalactic Floozie you are very welcome to join us& lots of luck for your shrinkage.
Happy New clothes to Miss_Spent - all freebies too :j
Happy New Clothes as well to Completely Lost, Curly Top & Luxor4t.
I should now confess to having spent considerable time on ebay ; watching loads of pretty dresses ... then realised that they were the wrong size for my current 'status' & still refuse to buy a larger size so left them for other more streamlined bidders :rolleyes:
Off to update the totals now
Lula
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gratefulforhelp wrote: »since shoes don't count can I say duoboots are selling off some boots for less than a third of the price. some cool FMBs if you like that kind of thing!
Yikes - still none that I can afford though!!! Although I did once buy a pair of calf-fitting boots from there, which still hold a place in my heart as my first ever pair of knee-high zip-up bootsStart Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
Amount: £562.230 -
Intergalactic Floozie you are very welcome to join us
& lots of luck for your shrinkage.
I should now confess to having spent considerable time on ebay ; watching loads of pretty dresses ... then realised that they were the wrong size for my current 'status' & still refuse to buy a larger size so left them for other more streamlined bidders :rolleyes:
Step away from e-bay! I was looking lustfully at some Urban Decay eyeshadows earlier in the week, they retail at £11 in Boots, and a seller was selling them on Buy it Now at £4.50-ish inc P&P, and I was having an internal argument with myself as to whether I should snap them all up. Then I joined the 100 day challenge and have banned myself from buying make up, I bet I have easily got 100 shades of eyeshadow - I DON'T NEED ANY MORE EYESHADOW!Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
Amount: £562.230 -
gratefulforhelp wrote: »since shoes don't count can I say duoboots are selling off some boots for less than a third of the price. some cool FMBs if you like that kind of thing!
You my lovely, should come with a wealth warning :rotfl:
I've just been there & virtually spent £459 :eek:
I love suede boots :heartpuls & they have my size in black, brown
& purple :j
But until I am debt free they are wayyyyyyy out of my price range...
note to self * must pay off debt quick so can start buying lots of fabby boots*0 -
Intergalactic_Floozie wrote: »Step away from e-bay! I was looking lustfully at some Urban Decay eyeshadows earlier in the week, they retail at £11 in Boots, and a seller was selling them on Buy it Now at £4.50-ish inc P&P, and I was having an internal argument with myself as to whether I should snap them all up. Then I joined the 100 day challenge and have banned myself from buying make up, I bet I have easily got 100 shades of eyeshadow - I DON'T NEED ANY MORE EYESHADOW!
aha, you are going to be a good influence I see :A
You are right, I should step away as sadly I dont actually need anything at all. Not make up, nor boots, nor shoes, nor clothesNo fun at all :rolleyes:
Is it very wrong that I just want to pay off my card so I can spend again, but this time paying it off every month, I cannot express how much I am looking forward to actually doing that one day :rotfl:
On an angelic & moneysaving type note, I am just about to dye a skirt. I bought it off ebay about 4 years ago but the sickly pink colour just anoyed me, so I dyed it purple & that's just vile, so now it's going to be a chocolate colour & then it might get worn :rolleyes:
see you later
lula
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Wow - dying clothes! I'd never actually though of that - what a good idea!
I just get a buzz from buying new stuff - it doesn't have to be clothes, it can be anything! I need to rid myself of this urge because it's ruining me.Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
Amount: £562.230 -
Intergalactic_Floozie wrote: »Wow - dying clothes! I'd never actually though of that - what a good idea!
I just get a buzz from buying new stuff - it doesn't have to be clothes, it can be anything! I need to rid myself of this urge because it's ruining me.
Oh I so understand that buzz :rolleyes: Trust me though, dyeing clothes is fun & does give a similar type of buzz
Since giving up clothes buying I've become a charity shop & library fiend ; I still get the buzz but so much more cheaply; candle holder plate thing from charity shop for £1.50 & 2 books from the library for 10p each.
Am considering giving myself pocket money of say £5 a week to buy frivolities with & then can challenge myself to get as many bargainous bits as possible for that £5 ..... :think:
Oh dear I can feel another challenge coming on :rotfl:
If you are single by the way you should hop over to the single & in debt thread, we're all very fabulous - if I do say so myself& friendly & support eachother in our diets ( both finanical & foodwise) & chat about all sorts of stuff.
I really must go now, I spend far too much time on here but it does stop me from shopping :A
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No, I'm not single - am married with two kids....I've just found a khaki (cotton) jacket in my wardrobe, I wonder if I could dye it black? Or do you think Khaki is too dark to dye?Start Date: 27/11/2010
Padding: Day 42
Target £8000
Amount: £562.230
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