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What have you spent today, Saturday 19th August?
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not a penny!!!...0
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£7.53 in asda. but that includes two new tops which can (and will) be worn for work as well as play. plus groceries. the plan is to spend no more money till wednesday...this is highly unlikely these days however :eek:0
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No spend day today
Makes a change. DFW Nerd No. 140
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ali007 wrote:Spent a bit on food etc, pleased I got a shredder at £8.99 as uncomfortable about chucking out confidential stuff. So pretty good really.
Burn the paperwork that is what I do even though I have shredder.
I hang my head in shame I have been spending today
£16.18 in boots but did need the stuff and got two freebies for my trouble worth £13 +
£3.61 in superdrug that included my 10% off
And then I bought some muffins and reduced milk tonight so that was another £1.55 so I have £3.45 as spendies for the rest of the week. But that should be fine as I don't really need anything else. As I take my lunch everyday.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
mlmoneysaver wrote:Hey Gemmzie, might be missing something but I got a really good microwave from Comet for £40. Are you buying a super dooper machine with grill etc?
Went to Comet - the cheapest half decent one they had was £70 but we are very used to one with a grill
Father is not DFW-trained (yet
) and also wanted one with a bleeding oven :rolleyes:
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Nothing today...........but only because only went out as far as the garden.Success means having to worry about every thing in the world......EXCEPT MONEY. Johnny Cash
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£14 today on books

Something to keep me entertained in the evenings and days off so I dont spend moneyWealth is not measured by currency0 -
mlmoneysaver wrote:Ah fair play gemmzie, £180 over 13 years would be great value. The combination grill/oven/microwave are quite a lot more so that sounds like the right price. Just checking!

I hope it lasts another 13 years! It's the same model as before, just the updated version with an oven
Wouldn't have been my personal choice with the amount already on his cards - but you can't tell them :rolleyes:No longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
Yep, another no spend day in the house of Piglet (due entirely to the combination of manky weather/poorly Mr Piglet and, most importantly...not leaving the house:p ). Never mind the reasoning though - its the result that counts!!:rotfl:
Never had 2 no spend days in a row before...I'm quite excited!:j
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