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What will you/have you spent 25th May
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Well done dinkylou & **purpleprincess** - milestones are fab (shame we didnt take more notice of them though when we were running up the debt hey? :rotfl: :rotfl: ). Shall continue to track your progress from Oz - infact, I think someone needs to collate a weekly/monthly email to me so I know how everyone's doing
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Er, spent £1.05 on a diet coke & snickers already...
Need to buy lunch..
Am out tonight for a few drinks..
Not really doing well at the moment - it seems most of us are off the wagon at the moment - can someone give me a hand back up? :rolleyes:
Got tomorrow off which will consist of a free leg wax (which I was meant to have Tues but changed appt), perhaps the cinema & gym - and some grocery shopping - so shouldnt spend too much!!
I have got quite a few social things coming up - ticking them off from my "Things to do before I leave" list - so thats more money than I would usually spend, but I am not too bothered. I wont go overboard & will still save £££ where I can, but I want to enjoy my last couple of months..
This weekend I am doing an open top bus tour of London with a free river cruise - meant to be £16.50 but had a coupon for £4 off - see, still a true MSE-er at heart...
I must try harder on the grocery front though, been eating so badly this week hence why I havent been on the "Fat Free Wannabe" thread - too ashamed!! Plus it makes me feel generally ill if I eat bad/dont exercise, so must get that back on track too.
Ooops, rambled again!!
Aaaww, will miss you guys!!!!0 -
Just had to pay my Ofsted registration fee, which was £11, but that should be it today!!!0
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Well it's my bro's birthday tomorrow and being completely useless I still haven't bought him a present. Therefore I will be scratching my head thinking what he might like from Asda's when I do my weekly shop tonight! Thankfully they have got a George department so I might be able to get him some clothes... perhaps a CD. My maximum spend is £20 which should be plenty.
Apart from that I spent every other penny I had buying my boyf front row tickets for the Cirque du Soleil at the Royal Albert (Village!) Hall for his christmas present. So I'm now skint for months! But, trust me it will be worth it, I've never seen anything like it before and I work in theatre so I see spectacular shows all the time!October make £10/day currently £11.020 -
£2.94 to the milkman this morning.
Yesterday was a mega spend day! We caught a stray tom cat and he went in for the snip. We were then supposed to release him.........but he has injured his paw and the vet wants him to have anti-biotics for 5 days. Sooo although the Cats Protection are paying for his treatment, they didn't have a cage we could borrow.
I couldn't see the poor thing fending for himself whilst poorly, so me and the OH went to the pet shop, and bought an indoor kennel. It cost me £89.99 :eek: It will be big enough for the puppies we are getting, so it's a investment really. But we didn't have chance to shop around for the cheapest or anything!
A further £4.49 was spent on a double bowl, again no chance to shop around. Then we went to asda and bought a big crate of cat food for £6.97 so we can crush his tablets in it, a bag of cat litter, £1.19, and a litter tray, £2.78.
That's £105.42 on a stray cat because we are a daft pair who love animals :eek:0 -
Good on you chick-chick but be careful! We did a similar thing 9 years ago with a stray puppy. 9 years on and she's still not been rehomed and is diabetic to boot....she costs about £60 a month in insulin etc but we love her!
I went to tesco to buy stuff for lunch rather than buy a sandwich. I thought this would save me money but managed to spend £20! I guess it'll make sandwiches tomorrow as well and now we can take a picnic when we go to soccer aid on Saturday. Maybe I have saved money?????January budget
Nothing left!0 -
I have just been v.bad and spent £2.19 on a hot chocolate because I feel miserable as sin today and cannot snap out of it :mad: Luckily, I'm away for work all week so everything else I've spent I will get back on expenses (so have been having lush food every day :j ) and I'm very pleased with myself because I'm in London which, before, would have been an excellent excuse for a shopping spree but I haven't been near the shops :T just got to hope I snap out of this slump so I don't start spending all my money on cr*p to make me feel better!:money: 2007 is the year to clear :money:
Debt as it stands :eek::
CC - £3800 @0% til July 07
Personal Loan - £14,351 (6.4% APR) _pale_
Proud to be dealing with my debts0 -
aww chick-chick that is lovely! :T
Right, todays spends:
Petrol £20.01 (always got a penny over, lol!!!, the woman in the garage knows me cos of this now!!!)
Breakfast for me & my sis £10.40
Birthday pressies for Best Friend £20.10
Debenhams Sale£52.10
To be fair it was a dress & trousers for DD that she needed & I needed a pair of jeans & have to get them from the petite section as am Very Short!
Magazine 39p (got 1/2 price voucher for Womans Own
Groceries £18.51. Am all stocked up now though.
Parking £1.10
Total £122.61oops...
Still my signiture is still correct down the bottom so am not too worried
Forgot hair conditioner though...
Lisa xMoneyBox savings £30.37 (10/05/06)
Now at................£54.50(07/06/06)
:j :j :j :beer: :beer: :T
Bank account RBS in the black
Bank account Lloyds in the RED :mad:0 -
pollypig wrote:I have just been v.bad and spent £2.19 on a hot chocolate because I feel miserable as sin today and cannot snap out of it :mad:
Aaaw hugs pollypig - I hope you feel happier soon!! I felt like that all week, but feel a bit brighter today...
Well done on resisting the urge to shop. I used to spend hundreds when I used to come to London for interviews (when I was running up the debt obviously!!). The idiot that I was!! :mad:
Enjoy the hot chocolate - mmMMmmm!! xx0 -
ms_london wrote:Aaaw hugs pollypig - I hope you feel happier soon!! I felt like that all week, but feel a bit brighter today...
Well done on resisting the urge to shop. I used to spend hundreds when I used to come to London for interviews (when I was running up the debt obviously!!). The idiot that I was!! :mad:
Enjoy the hot chocolate - mmMMmmm!! xx
Thanks ms_london... needed some hugs!! am sure I'll be fine later on... meeting some old friends for dinner (paid for by work natch) so that'll cheer me up... and the hot chocolate was delish... wouldn't mind another... :rolleyes:
my plan has been get on tube, get to office, go back to tube, stay in hotel room... do not pass Oxford St, go directly to jail, do not pass go... only wish I could collect £200 :rotfl::money: 2007 is the year to clear :money:
Debt as it stands :eek::
CC - £3800 @0% til July 07
Personal Loan - £14,351 (6.4% APR) _pale_
Proud to be dealing with my debts0
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