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18th/19th Weekend "What smll dfw things have you done today?" thread.
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Got £150 for my unwated DVDs / CDs / Videos . . . .DFW NERD# 1175Proud Member of Sealed Pot Challenge #5 ~ 1479 cashless_wonder~*DEBT FREE & LOVING IT*~
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Afternoon all,
- Ironing all done
- Boots – reused bag got 1 point
- Boots – used my 2 x £2 off till vouchers on a sharpener (free) and concealer so £4.xx left to pay
- Asda - used the rest of my April coupons off my shopping
- Ebay – got more bids on my items
- Ebay – sent invoice to a buyer
- Washing done and hung outdoors
- Lunch at parents
- Mum gave me a free plug thing which powers things down when not in use?
Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
Boots points: £0.28
Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
Mutual points: 3417 (redeemed 8250)
Rpoints:redeemed 28925 points)Cashbag:£8.91(£20)0 -
Sophiesmum – thanks for starting the thread
Andan – cant believe how long your list is! Hope you get it all done
Boopydoo – hope you and OH are able to sort everything out, MEN, who needs them…my hubby had the same attitude (and still does), but he has been buying ‘bits’ for me recently as I am not working
Mogchops – congrats on the car boot total
Sorry I’ve not been around for the past couple of days, been really busy in the garden. So far this weekend I have:
Saturday
• Had a meeting at Job Centre, and ‘signed on’
• Looked at Learndirect courses – I need to wait for the letter saying that I am officially claiming benefits
• Breakfast at home
• Read DM in library rather than buying it while hubby was getting his eyes tested
• Hubby took pitty on me and bought me lunch and paid for parking in town
• While we were in town, we popped into the bookies and checked on a ‘free’ irish lotto ticket. Not a winner, but we entered their free sweepstake thing where you predict the scores of 5 matches. You get a prize for each correct prediction. Hubby and I entered, and he got a prize (need to cash that in on Monday)
• Went to Homebase armed with 15% off voucher from WW mag and bought shelving and some things for the garden
• Watched a film on Sky rather than buy/rent a DVD
• Phoned ISA provider to enquire about withdrawing funds. If I withdraw, then my ISA gets closed. I will look at Quidco for another.
Sunday
• Went to WW meeting and had a free glass of water rather than pay for a bottle of water or a coffee
• Breakfast at home
• Stole some midget gems from hubby (will replace them soon)
• Done some work in the garden (replanting seedlings into new homes etc)
• Replied to a ‘job alert’ I had from an agency
Think that is about it, take care everyone.
Candy xxxDebts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000 -
started our own challenge on Thursday....£5 a day on food challenge. There are 5 of us at home and 1 dog. So far so good!!
Found a great bargain in Sainsbury's. Energy saving lightbulbs 99p ea or 5 for 50p!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A saving of £4.45
KFinally dealing with our debts.
May NSD15/15:j June NSD 10/15.
Sealed pot(1)£36. Sealed pot(2)£14.00. Sealed pot(3) £6.50. June GC £214/£350-
weekly spend challenge 7th June 16.70/£15
Never thought dealing with debt would be FUN!!:j0 -
used chicken from freezer for lunch
50p coupon for half price DM0 -
Did some washing which is pegged out on the line, used my cable phone to make calls to another landline - as I get free weekend calls:j didnt spend any money today. Had leftover chicken for lunch - I went to the chippy yesterday for chicken and chips and then left the chicken to go cold for today:D0
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Hello All
Everyone seems very busy.
Went to flat for first time since dodgy lodger moved out.
Was pleased to find he has left many cleaning items that I can now use and a few storecupboard items.
The flat was actually in pretty good nick and only minimum work needed before we can relet it.
I have had a MASS clearout and I am now Ebaying it all, 1 item down 30 to go!!!Debt at LBM [strike]£17,544[/strike] :eek: £5700:TOver £14,000 PAID OFF :T
2020 the year of less - Less debt, less waste, less spending, less stuff, less stress!0 -
Mogchops well done on the car boot, money is money!
Cashless wonder, great total for some cds and dvds.
glad the flat wasn't in such a bad condition pipsmum, any news on when you are letting it out again?
Well my list is coming along splendidly and only have eleven more things left to do, although one of them is rather big! However i have got much more done than i first thought, which is always pleasing.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Mogchops well done on the car boot, money is money!
Cashless wonder, great total for some cds and dvds.
glad the flat wasn't in such a bad condition pipsmum, any news on when you are letting it out again?
Well my list is coming along splendidly and only have eleven more things left to do, although one of them is rather big! However i have got much more done than i first thought, which is always pleasing.
Your lists are admirable - and you've achieved nearly all of it. Well done - you are my idol oh List Queen!:D
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Hi Sans,- Boots – reused bag got 1 point
- Boots – used my 2 x £2 off till vouchers on a sharpener (free) and concealer so £4.xx left to pay
Didn't know you got a point for re-using a bag at Boots - thanks for that.
Did you use the 2 vouchers together? or in 2 transactions?
Well done Mogchops on the car boot
Well done Elsas mamma on the 'family £5 a day on food challenge'. I've tried a £1 a day per person challeng
e (in my head) but it all seems to go out the door when I see a bargain!! 0
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