My Debt Diary

James240

intel wrote:

No worries, Oi dont forget to replace the bent spoon aswell :T


HTH

Funnily enough the spoon is fine :rotfl:

intel

James240 wrote:

Funnily enough the spoon is fine :rotfl:

Now thats moneysaving ....lol....

James240

wooohhhooooo!!! second day on the trot now that ive not spent any money this budget is going really well :j

southernscouser

James240 wrote:

wooohhhooooo!!! second day on the trot now that ive not spent any money this budget is going really well :j

Keep up the great work fella! :beer:

beautifulgorgeous_2

Before you replace the blender check that GF still wants one. Also check out Tesco for cheap electricals.

loubie_lou

Agree with BG. I think most kitchen electricals are only used once and then put at the back of the cupboard! e.g. smoothy maker....i know a few people who've bought one and it's now gathering dust!

If she doesn't use it maybe she won't notice! LOL

niceshoes_2

loubie_lou wrote:

Agree with BG. I think most kitchen electricals are only used once and then put at the back of the cupboard! e.g. smoothy maker....i know a few people who've bought one and it's now gathering dust!

If she doesn't use it maybe she won't notice! LOL

Thats me - got a spanking new Kenwood Smoothie Maker last christmas - has been used half a dozen times and now sits in the cupboard gathering dust, as it is such a pain to clean out! I'd double check she really wants it replacing, before you go and buy one - you never know your luck!

James240

niceshoes wrote:

Thats me - got a spanking new Kenwood Smoothie Maker last christmas - has been used half a dozen times and now sits in the cupboard gathering dust, as it is such a pain to clean out! I'd double check she really wants it replacing, before you go and buy one - you never know your luck!

yeah unfortunatley she does cos she does use it a lot :doh: , although i will take onboard BG's advice and go down Tesco i think and see if they have any going cheap :rotfl:

youngandreckless

Wow James I have to say I'm very impressed with you spending just £20 a week! I have been agonising over what budget to allocate myself for a week, but I feel confident looking at how well you have done that I can actually survive on alot less than I first thought!

youngandreckless

PS Have you looked at a Cahoot flexible loan? They charge 6.9% interest (I think) which might save you some cash....