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July 2009 Grocery Challenge
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hi...lovely new thread...thanx to all who get it going....its hot and we are eating a scary amount of lollies and icecream....might buy some lolly moulds...its hot in the kitchen so cooking has been kept to a minimum...had pizza and salad for tea...we got a bag of aldi pots for 49p and they have fed us 3 times so thats good...they are tasty
going to have meat balls tomorrow made with organic pork mince...with tom sauce and spag....i havent been to the shops for a bit...its very ms the hot weather
take care
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It’s the end of week 2 (of 6) and another NSD (9/14!). There is still £92 in the budget for this month, which is £23 a week for the rest of the month. Given that I usually base the budget on an average of £30 a week, have already done the ‘big’ start of the month stock up shop & the larder, fridge & freezers are chock a block, I don’t think this should be a problem.
After tomorrow DD will only have two more weeks at school & then she will be going to her Dad’s for two weeks. So I will do a top up shop tomorrow of pack-up bit & snacks for her, among other things, and that should be it.
The two weeks at the end of July when she isn’t here are also the final two weeks before we head off to Oz, so will be looking to use up fresh bits & pieces. But as it will just be me I don’t mind too much if I end up with odd combinations.0 -
Hi - please put me down for £250 for July.0
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I had a small spend £2 for bread on Tuesday, which was day one of july for me, I'm trying to use up the food in the freezer before buying anything else, I had a no spend day today, and hopefully it will be the same tomorrow.
DebbieDebbie :hello:
Starting again in 2010 - Baby Steps0 -
Hello everyone - can't believe we're on page 7 on the 1st of the month!
Holding out until Saturday for my MrT delivery. Was going to wait until Sunday but realised I wouldn't get the £10 off using the code on this website as it runs out on the 4th. Using up leftovers and making do until then.
Had a dreadful day yesterday - DD knocked out by a rounders ball then on the way to collect her my car broke down! :eek:(Broken fan belt - but repaired for free as only serviced three weeks ago). DD has a lovely black eye now.
Does anyone know where the "View First Unread" button has gone?
Good luck allMortgage Free in 3 part 2 challenge - pay off £9000
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Gosh 7 pages already. Cant keep up with this thread.
I realised that I am not going to make the original £125 for July when I have spent nearly half of that already. Got to go over my figures.
As things are changing dramatically can I change my figure to
£175 please Mrs M !!!When I die I will know that I have lived, loved, mattered and made a difference, even if in a small way.0 -
NSD for me today:j
But I am going to Costco tomorrow :eek:0 -
Hiya guys,
not been on for a few days, really busy here at the moment.
Picking raspberries and redcurrants in the garden when I spotted some wild strawberries, :jtheir really tiny but very sweet so mr and mrs loved then on their own.:T A real added bonus as the strawberry plants they used to have died off, and their son mowed the grass and managed to kill the new gooseberry/blackcurrant bushes I had planted for them:mad:
Still using store cupboard/freezer food so NSD's so far
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Hi all,
New to this. Can I be put down for £240 for July please?
Thanks."Always bear in mind, that very little indeed is necessary for living a happy life" Marcus Aurelius.0 -
Gotta get a shop in today, down to half an onion a pack of butter and some milk in the fridge!!
Not sure if I'll go to Mr T's or Mr A's?? ummm"There's a little witch in all of us"🔮🪬🧿DEBT FREE 06/2018Mrs SD’s Decluttering 2025 ⭐️ 🥇0
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