Single and in Debt Part II

sarahb123_3

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

Good list sarah, just about enough for a Sunday :rolleyes:

Yes, I didn't want to do anything too taxing:D Have been looking up how to wash woollen jumpers so they don't shrink, I wish I'd done that before buying them, I could have got the bigger size:rolleyes:

The_Moo

Evening all

Loving the randomness and wideranging nature of today's conversations

Am pleased to report an accidental NSD! I don't know how it happened, wonder if another one will strike me tomorrow. I have been MSE-ing for a few months but having whacked the credit cards into submission I have slacked off a lot. Also got low-fat tuna mayo ready for tomorrow's lunch. Boring but necessary.

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

Anybody seen the pink suede platform shoes boots in Asda? They are sooooooooooo nice and only £15! They only had 4's and 8's in my Asda - I am a 6 :eek:

My first time having a bash at this quoting business, but forced into action by mention of PINK SUEDE :heart2: I think these shoes might be on Asda Direct - Peardrop Platforms?

x

Shoe_Gal

OMG - they are!!! Do I or don't I????????????

The_Moo

makeup wrote: »

Hey All

I'm back and had a really fab time away.

Was on canal boat with my parents for a week which was actually pretty fun - even the locks!! (I kept thinking how good all this excercise was for my bingo wings......) We were so lucky with the weather and I def feel like I've managed to get a bit of a tan. :j

It was all very civilised, we'd sit down in the evening and listen to the proms on radio 3 with a glass of red, and I'd get out my needlework and my mum would get out her knitting.

Hello Makeup and wow your hol sounds fab! I have fancied a canal boat holiday for ages, good to hear it was fun. I like the idea of compulsory slow pace. How was it for space, did you feel a bit cramped up? I have hesitated about it because I'd probably go with friends and worry about us all feeling the lack of space.

The_Moo

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

OMG - they are!!! Do I or don't I????????????

Hmmmm....I'm thinking of a previous suggestion regarding wine - incorporate into grocery budget

Shoe_Gal

The_Moo wrote: »

Hmmmm....I'm thinking of a previous suggestion regarding wine - incorporate into grocery budget

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I love it As in, essentials bought in a supermarket

sarahb123_3

Shoe_Gal wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I love it As in, essentials bought in a supermarket

I think it's an excellent idea as getting it out of the treats allowance severely depletes the treats allowance, plus getting it in the supermarket shop allows you to take advantage of the 3 for £10 deals and means you avoid those trips to the shop for wine which end up costing £20 on stuff you don't need.

ShoeGal, get those shoes, £15 won't break the bank and they will cheer you up.:D

The_Moo

Heh! I am saving all the justifications and budget management tips from this site for future use. Off to shop in my shoe cupboard for tomorrow now. Night night all

x

ziggles50

Morning all!
hope you all had a good weekend.
I spent it cooking soup and baking muffins for the week...i felt all domesticated as don't usually cook real food much...but the food budget is very tight til friday:(
I loove the shoes Shoegal...i've been looking at purple boot type ones in Tesco for ages...i'm not a heel wearer but they were so comfy and purple is my favourite colour and i'll never wear them...but they are LOVELY...as are the black ones...£18 *sigh*
Moo i also had a NSD yesterday by some fluke of nature...:D

Again desperately flat(share) searching as living conditions at home SUCK even though i know i can't do it for another 6 months at least :mad:
Ah well suffer continue...i have a delish ham salad for my lunch yummy:D

have a nice day all

TDQO

Hey, just popping in again. I still don't have internet at home so just using free wireless wherever I can find it. Hope everyone is f-fabulous