How much have you spent today Friday 10th November?

moozie_2

postingalwaysposting wrote:

mmmm... mixed day really... many reasons but... i spent 30p on juice and 60p on a cream scone... but i think the scone was worth it as i have finally tonight crossed the road that i was knocked over months ago :j i am sooo happy... might sound silly to you but i havent enjoyed walking on the otherside to get to work so now i have done it my spending is looking tight for the rest of the week though :rolleyes:

Hey my little pingu

Didn't sound at all sily to me! Well done, I know how big this was for you. well done for facing it, it will be easier from now :j

postingalwaysposting

moozie wrote:

Hey my little pingu

Didn't sound at all sily to me! Well done, I know how big this was for you. well done for facing it, it will be easier from now :j

hiya hunny thanks.. its was a huge step... but i have got there... now i can come home after my shift and not wait for my mum (dunno if thats a good or bad thing as then i will be spending more on bus fares :rolleyes:) anyways yeah i am really really happy and i know it will be easier

roxy7699

NSD today for me - yay, if I hide in for the weekend, may make it 3 days in a row

rarele

pooranddesperate wrote:

no spend day for me, hopefully.

Also, sold my old mobile this morning on ebay for £60 and at the station this morning cadbury's were giving out free chocolate - gonna go perfectly with a cup of tea in a minute (i've also impressed myself that i've lasted until now to eat it!)

Yum - I got one of those too - I got Turkish Delight. Mine didn't last long though - basically til I sat down on the train :rotfl: Oh well.......

R

rog2

postingalwaysposting wrote:

mmmm... mixed day really... many reasons but... i spent 30p on juice and 60p on a cream scone... but i think the scone was worth it as i have finally tonight crossed the road that i was knocked over months ago :j i am sooo happy... might sound silly to you but i havent enjoyed walking on the otherside to get to work so now i have done it my spending is looking tight for the rest of the week though :rolleyes:

Well done PaP:beer:
Are you still keeping an eye on your mum's spending?

postingalwaysposting

rog2 wrote:

Well done PaP:beer:
Are you still keeping an eye on your mum's spending?

thanks rog... nah not really... all i know is the dca money is being payed as its going from my account... she always seems to be buying food shopping :mad: but i am not getting involved anymore... i havent got the enegry... she seems to be burying her head in the sand theres not much more i can do

rog2

postingalwaysposting wrote:

thanks rog... nah not really... all i know is the dca money is being payed as its going from my account... she always seems to be buying food shopping :mad: but i am not getting involved anymore... i havent got the enegry... she seems to be burying her head in the sand theres not much more i can do

No one could criticise you for what you tried to do for her - but as they say 'you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink'.
You look after yourself now:beer:

postingalwaysposting

rog2 wrote:

No one could criticise you for what you tried to do for her - but as they say 'you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink'.
You look after yourself now:beer:

will do hun... i have learnt and learning loads from this site that sadly my father (now bankrupt) and my mother could not... i am greatfull :A

lynsayjane

well done to all those with low/no spends!

i spent £4.81 in asda on what should hopefully cover me most of the week...bad news tho. i took my forms in to the court to get my bank charges back and they dont' take cc after all so i scrapped together all the money i had to pay the fees! so £78 wisely spent i hope! does mean that i only have £2.19 to last me the week. got a horrible feeling i may have to spend either my savings pot or on my cc if i run out of food which, since i haven't had the energy/effort to do a meal plan for this week, is quite likely. :eek: but as a good friend reminded me i'll get it all back, hopefully before xmas!

meggie-lizzie

I spent £1.50 on a sandwich and £1.70 on pies for tea, but with discount card via DH work all half price cost £1.60 for lunch for me and tea tonight. Not bad at all for a Friday!