Walk To Supermarket
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Just wanted to let everyone I had another minor kinda lightbulb moment this morning!
I walked to the supermarket (I always drive, lazy I know), saving on petrol, burning off some calories and then realising I couldn't carry much home so only bought the essentials! Wasn't tempted to spend on extras knowing I would have to lug it all home, hooray for walking!!
Enough of my waffle, just love it when I save money!:j :j
Have a good weekend everyone!!
I walked to the supermarket (I always drive, lazy I know), saving on petrol, burning off some calories and then realising I couldn't carry much home so only bought the essentials! Wasn't tempted to spend on extras knowing I would have to lug it all home, hooray for walking!!
Enough of my waffle, just love it when I save money!:j :j
Have a good weekend everyone!!
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The old-fashioned ways are always the best!:eek: What if the hokey cokey is what it's all about? :eek:Official "Bring back Mark and Lard NOW! or else (please)" Member 160
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This is the reason I don't order delivery often - knowing I have to carry anything I buy home makes me really think about if I need things! I see other people say they buy less ordering online, but if I do it always costs loads more as I don't have to worry about weight. Admittedly, I also take the chance to stock up on heavy things so I expect it to be a bit more, but it always suprises me when I see the total at the end.0
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i walk to the supermarket too.
not reallyany other options, unless i want to pay for the bus!!
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those who walk how far is it? it would be a 12 mile walk for me to our nearest supermarket and back, is this just because I live in the sticks? lol0
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CoD wrote:those who walk how far is it? it would be a 12 mile walk for me to our nearest supermarket and back, is this just because I live in the sticks? lol
For me it's about a mile and a half round trip to the nearest small supermarket, and four miles to some larger ones.Stompa0 -
Stompa wrote:For me it's about a mile and a half round trip to the nearest small supermarket, and four miles to some larger ones.
thats cool :cool: we have a little village garage come post office come general store, but for veg i've generally seen 4 potatoes, 2 bananas and an onion for sale :rotfl: also v. expensive.
tescos is 24 miles round trip and sainsburys 12 miles. asda i think about 60 :rotfl:0 -
You put me to shame, it's not even a mile for me but I still can't remember the last time I walked :think:Bank of Mum £10,786.00
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CoD wrote:tescos is 24 miles round trip and sainsburys 12 miles. asda i think about 60 :rotfl:
I suspect most people would have trouble finding sufficient time to walk such distances. I have occasionally walked to my local Waitrose which is about a 10 mile round trip - but I wouldn't want to make a habit of it!!!Stompa0 -
I'd love it if I could walk to the supermarket! If you can, I think you should.....Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
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Thankfully I have a Tesco, and Asda and a Sainsburys Central (don't go there much) all within a 10 minute walk! However I am sure the amount I save by not owning a car is probably more than made up for in paying horrific rent for a place this central...0
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