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Out with the old, in with the new: the January NSD challenge
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Hi all
Reporting NSD 7 pleaseWooo! nearly halfway there! :j
Spend day tomorrow as food shopping being delivered and then going for some extra bits and bobs in the evening (whoopsies!). Need a couple of things from Boots as well as pick up my order, but will have enough on my Boots card to pay for it....:cool:
Take care xBe the change you want to see in the world - Gandhi
OU - DD100 (P), DSE141 (D :j), DSE212 (P
), ED209 (02/12), DXR222 (07/12) SD226 (02/13)
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Me too! It's totally addictive & I've been trying to quit. I did a rough calc and figured I spend around £500/year on it so need to get it stopped. Any suggestions welcome!
ME TOO had craving for it when pregnant with 3rd 12 litres a week it was only thing i could drink then cut down after he was born (he will be 24 in september) then got hooked on it again with 7th (the youngest shes 14 )so i need some serious help to cut down even gp says not to stop suddenly and that was to my daughter as she drinks a lot to help her stay awake in day we are both cutting down slowly we are down from 2lt each a day to 2lt between us most days i'm hoping when weather improves i'll be able to switch to water as in 500ml of each just not all at once it working so far but i'm having hot drinks to keep me warm never thought about how much it is over a year at 2bottles aday x 365 days thats .......£730 a year yikes no wonder i've got in a mess with all my payments that will be cut this year definatly even if i have to suggest a reward for cutting down it will still be cheaper2nd purse challenge no040£0 Sealed pot challenge ???? £2 trolley find not counting small coins till end year0 -
PerfectPeaches wrote: »Afternoon all
Just returned from a fab week in the sun hence why I haven't posted so far in January!
Welcome back Peaches, glad you had a fab time!!Well I have just done another freezer inventory so I can plan some more meals for over the next few weeks. For some reason I cannot keep a list up to date so periodically I freeze my bits off sat on the tile floor surrounded by frozen food
Me too!!!! was one of my new years resolutions to keep it up to date, but already have no idea what's in there!!!
(((((((((((((((huge hugs)))))))))))))))) LFV, you have really been through it recently, hope dobey & hubby are hanging in there & you are looking after yourself.
Small spend today, quick pint when i drop my spare key off to one of my friends in the pub, who is coming to wait for my bath being delivered on Friday & need a tub of yoghurt as i have a friend tipping up to mine when she finishes a late shift as it's closer for her than going home & need it for finish the slow cooked curried lentil soup i made in case she is hungry... yum yumFebruary NSD challenge 5/150 -
No 4 for me today!
Getting there.
PS - hope the dog is feeling better?0 -
Number 7 for me today.
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Not a nsd today .... £35 on diesel which goes not far at all ... Also £4.52 on ebay postage which I dont think counts as its already been paid forMFW 2011 No. 161 £946.54/£2000 TargetApril 9/15
March 14/15
Feb NSD 15/14
April GC £121.00/£130 March GC £127.60/£150I Love my Furbabies :smileyhea0 -
NSD number 8 for me please spoon.
Thank you.Pay off £4865.16 in 2011 = £686.21=£4865.16.Next=£2323.05/£393.66.Co-op=£1266.84/£46.28.MasterCard= £275.27/£26.27.Debt to family=£1000/£220.00.Christmas 2011 £65.00/£1000. £2.00 savings £.68.00.NSD's January 16/18.0 -
No.5 for me please. Early days but think I may even exceed my target for Jan -having very little money this month might also help! -DeeBee0
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No 3 for me today! decided not to cont days i have to put fuel in the car as that is such an essential where I live, but I was good and didnt buy anything in the garage when paying!
Also had some fab news, rang the electricity company today as my payments have been large as ive been paying off a huge bill due to them estimating my meter readings for several years, and I am now in credit to the tune of over £1000!!!!!! Which will be credited to my bank account at the end of the month, so not only have my monthly payments gone down by half but I will be £1000 less overdrawn by the end of the month!!Member 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4
NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:0 -
I just wanted to say I have had my 2nd NSD today! I feel in control of my money for the first time in years and it is such a great feeling! (Sorry Spoon but it wont let me make it red...or make it bigger...hope you find it ok :-))January grocery challenge- £338.09/£350
£365 in 365 days- £25
January NSDs- 9
Money made on ebay- £16.89
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