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Weekly Spend Challenge W/C 25th Jan
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:hello: to all the new challengers welcome
First post has been updated with pledges.
For me today £9.25 for bus pass but this is budgeted. Also £3.45 as I was a late getting in last night and didn't make lunch. This situation has swiftly been rectified as lunch for tomorrow is already in the fridge.
So total £3.45
Diana P good luck with the car I have an oldie myself and always worry when it needs to go to the garage as it always costs me a packet.
Sazzledazzle you can do it this week:T
Piquant you are brave don't think I could make it on zero.
F_F treats to go with lunch are one of my many downfalls:cool:
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I've not been too bad recently, but I didn't take yoghurt to work today as the canteen has stopped giving out plastic spoons and I didn't want to waste a yoghurt. Tomorrow, I shall definitely not buy anything from the canteen. I will have my two cups of coffee with water from my flask and I will not succumb to the yummy English Breakfast tea in the canteen. Oh no.pointypenguin wrote: »
F_F treats to go with lunch are one of my many downfalls:cool:
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F_F good luck I am going to attempt the same today as I am taking my lunch with me and also have fruit and a cereal bar so really don't need anything else especially crisps or chocolate!Weekly Spend Challenge: £0/£30
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Not to bad a start. I brought the Jamie book so I can make some more homemade food as find i enjoy cooking, keeps me away from shops whilst I am cooking, and grocery bill seems to be going down as homecooked food goes further. Spent 32p on stamp yesterday to send a letter to horrible debt company to say again what I can offer to pay. So far only £10.32.MAY NSD's
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I had to buy 2 1st class stamps so now have £11.12 left!!Mortgage free 25/9/2019 8years and 7 months early 😁😁😁0
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Bah, was hoping for a NSD but had to buy milk - £1.35 on to my total.0
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Oh dear I gave in to a kitkat chunky so 40p for me.Weekly Spend Challenge: £0/£30
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NSD for me today- hurray!:j I could get addicted to them. Still £13.50 left, hoping to have some left over by the end of the week.
TixA smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Bought a Thermos flask yesterday (my old one has mysteriously vanished - oh, the joy of living in a student house) £5.39, and had to buy two cups of tea to stop me falling asleep at my desk- £1.40, so I've spent £12.28 so far this week, leaving £7.72 for the remaining few days.
Aiming for a NSD today, wish me luck!2019 Aim: Save £10,000
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Good luck everyone we are half way through the week.:D
I am still trying to get some NSDs in but as I am going out tonight it is not going to happen today. Oh well there is always tomorrow.:rolleyes:Weekly Spend Challenge: £0/£30
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