What have you spent today- 16/05/06

CAFCGirl

Spent £5.11 in tesco and paid off £45 from credit card. BT hasn;t gone through in time to avoid paying Abbey but roll on next month)
Tomorrow is my aim for no spend day.First one this week which is quite dreadful!!!

However I'm doing fairly well on my tasks I set for the week, so thats a little boost for me I guess

louB_5

Just my £1.20 for the bus home :j

hanspam

I had an exam today, so bought a tube of sweets to eat in the exam which were 37p, and then some chips afterwards to celebrate (and after 3 hours of writing about employment law, cooking was the last thing on my mind!), which were £1.30.

Tomorrow I need to stay in and study, so hopefully it will be a no-spender.

Wizwoo

Ouch crawley_girl - sorry about your visit to the dentist.
CAFCGirl - just keep thinking of that target and you'll be doing fine.

No spend day for me today. I normally book the day off for my birthday so it was a little odd being at work today. Evening in too. Totally skint and payday not 'til next Tuesday (thought it was on Friday ).
Fridge and cupboards full of food though so won't starve
Plus I've paid some birthday cheques into the bank :T

Skint but having a lovely day

LJD1_2

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!

xx

postingalwaysposting

nothing today i left my purse at home

fivemice

Well this is mine for the end of the day -

Shop this morning £6 :eek: OHs lunch £2.25 :eek: Petrol £10.
Asda order arrived today, so no more emergency trips to the corner shop (bought extra bread and milk to freeze for once) and no more lunches for OH unless they are HM.

charlie007

i had a no spend day yesterday and today have done quite well, paid 4.00 to have my dissertation bound, not much choice with that and then 20.00 of petrol in the car but will get this back next month from work!

Plan to have a big spend day Wednesday, take-away and wine to celebrate the end of uni and being sooooooooo poor.

PaleScene

108 Boots points on chocolate, but have given some to OH
£5.80 in Starbucks
£25.17 in Sainsburys, with £10.58 to be reimbursed