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what have you spent today 1st may 2006
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i spent £12 on food. will hopefully last the week as am aiming to exist mainly on storecupboard contents!0
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Almost went all day without spending, but boredom kicked in and went to the garden centre.
Good intentions tho: £5.19, spent on vegetables seeds, a french bean plant and a container.
Might save some money by growing more veges!!!0 -
£18 on entrance to thorpe park (its their May Madness!), friend brought me burger king. So thats all!
also got first payment from paypal £80 excellent!0 -
Nothing spent but half the garden dug and planted with veggies, I may need to spend a couple of quid on painkillers for my back tomorrow though
Oh and to make it even better I didn't even have to find anything for tea as XDH and his fiancee turned up with the complete makings for a barbeue including the charcoal
Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
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I was most virtuous today and went to work from 7.30-1.30, then I spent £17.30 in Tesco on groceries, (I picked up and then put down a bottle of wine to buy, good eh?) Then I came home and made a sausage casserole and plum crumble for dinner.
Quite a good day today really as I was possibly going to a May Fair type thing to have a mooch and meet friends but I didn't want to spend any more money so I resisted.A minute at the till, a lifetime on the bill.
Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels.
one life, live it!0 -
£2.50 on a white shirt for interview tomorrow - reduced from £2.75 - had a mark on it - SIZE 10 - go me!!
Bought some stardrops too - 59p in asda, I think.
Lacto-free milk at £1.28 - I know expensive but worth it to stop DD scratching - we only use one carton a week anyway.
Tomorrows aim is to not spend any money whilst in manchester for interview - will pack 3 bottles water, oatcakes, fruit and crisps. Have biggish breakfast and see how I go. Flight leaves Glasgow at 10am returns at 4.30pm.gone0 -
Spent £58 in asda (bad me!) - got a couple of bits for baby with that and some of the groceries should last the month.
Endemoniada - good luck with the job interview tomorrowOfficial DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 027
Debt free: 6th April 06 :T Proud to have dealt with my debts0 -
About £15 on groceries for the week
£1 on a big bottle of pop
£1.15 on some biccies (BOGOF)
£5.06 on food in a cafe for me and OH!
Not good, but OK for a bank holiday when its easy to blow loads0 -
Home bargains - £3.63
Peacocks - £5.00 trousers reduced from £12 , bargain !
Somerfield - £1.85
Not a bad day, all good cheap shops !!:hello: Laugh and smile everyday, it keeps you healthy ! :wave:Thanks for everybodies help on here, what a great community !0
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