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What will you spend/what have you spent? - Sun 28/05/06
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Hi everyone.
I managed a no spend day yesterday as the rain held off and I worked 8 hours solid in the jungle (aka garden). Am feeling virtuous about that but have woken this morning with loads of aches and pains for the trouble
Have to go shopping today as basics (bread, milk, tea etc) are non-existent but I have written a shopping list and I'm challenging myself to keep to it!
'Live simply so that others may simply live'0 -
OK well, I spent more at the car boot sale than I wanted to -think cos it's a village one people don't sell things too cheap. Haven't added it up yet so here goes:
Next jelly shoes for DD 80p
2 Summer dresses for DD £2.00
Big box of building blocks for DS £3.00
Big bench vice for DH £4.00
4 books for DD 80p
Winnie the Pooh mug (don't even know why I bought this!) 50p
Kooshies swim shoes for DS 50p
6 new steak knives £2.50
3 (new) tops for me - Next, New Look and Dotty P's £9.00
Books for DH - not sure what he paid
Oh dear - about £25 then
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£33.62 on main weekly grocery shop (included washing powder, fabric conditioner & a few other non food items). Will need to buy a few more veggies on Wednesday but hopefully they will not be a lot.
That's it today for me. Have spent the rest of the day getting washing done & changing bed sheet/duvet etc...anything to stop thinking about the shops!!Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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OH went to Lidls and bought a few essentials to last the next 3 days or so.
Bought 8 pints of milk, big sack of spuds, salad potatoes, coleslaw, mayonaise, ham, carrots, brocolli, large choccy gateaux (pudding round friends), mushrooms, apples, bananas, lemonade, lettuce, cucumber and beetroot...all for £9
PP
xxTo repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0 -
As I forgot to declare it on Friday I think I have to own up to £35.26 which I changed into €50. I spent the money then, but am hopefully handing it over today to my sister who is going travelling.Do I Need One Stops All Unnecessary Reckless Spending£2 CSC - £30 :kisses3:0
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no spend day today :j0
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I haven't spent anything today, but OH went to Asda to buy veggies, a joint, cakes, beer etc for the in-laws who came for dinner. No idea how much he spent, but he cooked a lovely dinner
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Off on holiday on Wednesday, to Massachusetts - three weeks! It's all bought and paid for, we've got a wedding over there though, so I had to buy some clothes..not just for the wedding, but the wedding rehearsal dinner! And also just for, you know, wearing!
Yesterday I did REALLY well - Debenhams had a sale weekend, so I got:
I pair indigo jeans, VERY flattering..Wallis, in the sale £20
1 pair 3/4 length jeans, Red Herring+ very lovely silver belt £17
1 khaki jacket, lightweight =£20
1 vest top, sparkly £12
1 khaki shirt £8
Total spend=£80
Today was MUCH, MUCH worse..headed for the smart end of town...got a white linen knotted shirt from LK Bennett £48, a pure silk chocolate top £55, chocolate brown cotton shirt £25 (both EAST), and a pair of blue trousers from Laura Ashley £40.
Still..wardrobe sorted, eh!!0 -
£3 in a coffe shop - but I did spend three hours there and now I have a free loyalty card coffee
Also I listed a few things on amazon and ebay so I reckon that balances up :rolleyes:0 -
My in-laws took me for a drink at lunch time as hubs is away & Im lonely arrhhh!
So I hadnt spent anything......but my sweet tooth got the better of me so Ive just been to my local shop and brought some ginger nut biscuits
58p for a double pack a bargain really
:jDebt Free At Last!:j0
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