How Much Will You Spend On Bonfire Night?

donner_kebab

Hiys guys!
I will be spending loads.....probably all on alcohol as it is my birthday and I intend to get wasted....and get back to my DFW lifestyle the following day, of course! :rotfl:

jpwhittle

oh dear gonna sound terrible now. gonna be spending about £200. i wouldnt usually but im having my ittle boys first birthday party on bonfire night so having fireworks then the cost of food and his present its going to be a lot. im only doing it this year though i didnt know whjat else to do but it wil be fun.

rsykes2000

Like some of the above, spending nothing here as well (well, maybe a little on a few cheap beers / bottle of wine but that's no different to normal days). Going to be staying in comforting the cat as she's scared out of her wits by all the noises

climbgirl

jpwhittle wrote:

oh dear gonna sound terrible now. gonna be spending about £200. i wouldnt usually but im having my ittle boys first birthday party on bonfire night so having fireworks then the cost of food and his present its going to be a lot. im only doing it this year though i didnt know whjat else to do but it wil be fun.

you're spending £200 on a one-year old's birthday party?!?!? Wow....

cattie1

oh wants me to spend around £40 (fireworks are bogof) and he wants to celebrate his new (quite well paid) job!:rolleyes:
I want to walk up the moors with kids and dogs and small picnic and watch everyone elses fireworks for FREE!:j :beer:
I'll probably give in to him though!:o

leebarton

We won't be spending a penny. We live on a hill overlooking the Moray Firth. If we go into the field we can see all the organised fireworks and others too.

babes21

Nothing... i'm not particularly fond of fireworks

jpwhittle

climbgirl wrote:

you're spending £200 on a one-year old's birthday party?!?!? Wow....

yep. but i have been saving for it and that does include feeding the 5000 and beer and gifts.:o

climbgirl

jpwhittle wrote:

yep. but i have been saving for it and that does include feeding the 5000 and beer and gifts.:o

Eeek! Well, your call of course! But he won't remember any of it and will probably have more fun with the wrapping paper :rolleyes:

1012donna

We have a community one here which is usually free but this year there is a fee of £1 per person. There's also a fair so it'll probably cost me about £10.