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Out with the old, in with the new: the January NSD challenge

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  • Not the predicted NSD for me today:mad: There's something wrong with my car so I had to take the train today. I can't afford to sort the car out until the end of the month so I've decided to take the train until then. I bought a flexipass which cost £19 but at least I shouldn't have to spend anymore until next week:j
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    Number 8 so to avoid popping to the shops for cigs or any other rubbish i had a shower & put my pj's on at 4.45pm :eek: felt very lazy, but at least it preserved my NSD :D

    good idea!
    well done on your success!
  • savingcaz wrote: »
    Another one for me today making it 11 NSD's :):) However the bad news is i've chopped a big chunk of my thumb off today too! I think i should break my biggie target of 18 which will make me smile lots!!!:j:j

    oh my
    are you OK?
    did you need A&E?:(
  • martafdz
    martafdz Posts: 1,000 Forumite
    NSD yesterday!!! 1/14, still a lot to go lol. Almost one today, but spent 89p in bread :(
    Quit smoking *1st January 2010*

    13/12/2012, baby girl!!!
  • ln1981
    ln1981 Posts: 10 Forumite
    hope everyone is doing well with their challenges so far. not been on for a few days due to a serious lack of NSD's, however I am proud to report one for today, taking my total upto 6 NSD's !! Hurrah!!! Away to catch up now, and see what I have missed!
    :jNSD January 2011 7/10 :j
    Spring weightloss challenge 1/14
  • my total is now up to 8 NSD - doing well i think :j
    Total 19-02-2017 £39,711.37 - Total: 02-04-2017 £38,733.47 (Paid back - 2.46%)
    Loan 1 - 19-02-2017 - £22,867.33 - 02-04-207 - £22,328.54 (Paid back - 2.3%) Loan 2 - 19-02-2017 £11,656.37 - 02-04-207 - £11402.56 (Paid back - 2.2%) Credit Union - 19-02-2017 - £5,187.67 - 02-04-207 - £5002.37 (Paid back - 3.6%)
  • janeawej
    janeawej Posts: 808 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Feeling guilty about OH being out of tobacco and not being 'allowed' his £10 a week spends till Saturday, should I give in and give it to him before? He has PTSD and smoking is important to him, but we do need to cut down and I know that if we go to get his baccy he will want coke etc too, I know that if I give in over one thing I will end up giving in over all so not sure what to do ;(
    Member 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4 ;)
    NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:
  • solventsoon
    solventsoon Posts: 17,363 Forumite
    jintyb wrote: »
    Yes, a shindig is very much in order. I'll get my kilt and sporran out again for Burns Night. I've just got it back after getting it cleaned after the St Andrews Night stramash. Any excuse for a man in a skirt on this thread;)
    Chinese New Year sounds right up my street! Can we have a dragon? Can we, can we!:j
    jinty, you are such a big kid:D:D:D. Yes, of course we can have a dragon, would you like a real live one or one of those ones with lots of lovely men in kilts?:D
    jintyb wrote: »
    Also, we must remember to save the date for the Royal Wedding - I assume we're all going to that?:rotfl:

    :)

    Of course we are, we have our seats reserved already, by special invitation and you know we all love an excuse for a new hat;)
    x
    :) The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time :)
  • solventsoon
    solventsoon Posts: 17,363 Forumite
    shedstar wrote: »
    Thanks for the welcome, spoon

    just reporting in with my NSD No 5 :)


    I think I might need to figure out how to do a signature soon :D

    Pleasure, shedstar, I like to say hello to all newbies joining us:)

    Re signature, click on user cp at the top of the forum, then "edit signature" and away you go:D

    Hope that helps.
    spoon xx
    :) The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time :)
  • solventsoon
    solventsoon Posts: 17,363 Forumite
    hit the worst point of giving up smoking (& this time i won't use my mum's dramas as an excuse to start again!), so to avoid popping to the shops for cigs or any other rubbish i had a shower & put my pj's on at 4.45pm :eek: felt very lazy, but at least it preserved my NSD :D
    katenut wrote: »
    Well done on stopping smoking - how long have you been stopped for now? I've given up too, as of New Year (apart from a little slip-up last weekend after a few too many drinks!) x

    Well done both of you:j:j:j:j. Keep us updated with your progress

    spoon x
    :) The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time :)
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