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Weekly Spend Challenge W/C 28th June
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Good lord my little car went far on £21 worth of petrol! Dead chuffed, first time I've filled up this week
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Hey all
should have been a NSD for me, at work again today, however had to get beer (on a day like this) on the way home. well that's me off work for 11 days. this is my first week's annual leave all year, have been so looking forward to it.
Time off - yay, but can guarantee this will cause an increase in spending.
Debs - we've all been there, me more than most, just go for damage limitation and start with a fresh head next week. we can't all be saints all of the time. :Aobviously as girls we have a head start. :rotfl:
Hope everyone else is well.
Well done Colleen with the fuel situation, i so begrudge buying petrol at £1.03 per litre :eek: cheeky gits. :mad: but have to get to work to earn the money to buy the petrol etc etc.
anyway H2B back to work in 11 days, so spends will get back to normal, she says optimistically.
enjoy the weekend all.
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Hi All,
I am here to announce that I have gone ever so slightly over budget this week...My total for this week is £28.39.
Tea
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Well not long to go, spent £1.65 today on dress down and a bagel at work, leaves me with some spare change should it be requrired with the weekly shop tomorrow (this is from another budget)Debt free 11/05/11!
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Hi All,
Also lost track of my spends since yesterday a.m. Was sorely tempted to ignore the whole thing and bury my head in the sand, but.....decided to tot up the individual totals and see how badly I have done.
Since yesterday morning I have managed to spend a further €12.39!!! Shocking! However, tomorrow will be a NSD and I have no need to buy anything else today. So, my total for the week is €21.17. Boooo! lol
Still, it wasn't as bad as I was expecting, and I had a bl00dy enjoyable McDonald's with that money. Mmmmmmmm.
Food shop is delivered tomorrow. I can make some lovely meals / lunches for the next few weeks
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Hi everyone
Declaring at £20.30 :j (and approx £20.30 of it was completely unnecessary!!) :rotfl:
Will aim for £30 again next week as i am on leave.
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A NSD for me today as I've been at work all day. I'll declare all tomorrow :-)
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hi all, thanks for all your lovely messages, has cheered me up. i know i have blown my budget this week but dont know really by how much as was too ashamed to write it all down but am going to start again this week!! with my budget og £10 and i will write every little detail down!! feeling a little fed up but got to be good!! thanks again everyone xxDFW by 2010! :j Sig updated 29.07.09
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£9.69 declaration for me please.
Debs you'll do better next week for sure. Well done to those that made green and commiserations for the 'just reds' and the reds.
PP can you put me down for £19 next week please.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Our trip to Oxford was cheaper than I feared it would it be. £7.69 spent so far, planning 2 NSD's for the weekend.Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
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