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How much have/will you spend today Saturday 18/11?
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hey all! long time no speak, hope your all doing well.
today i spent £5.37 in asda on washing tablets (£4.90) and a bag of crisps, my treat for the week (47p).
i took out £10 as usual on friday and did my food shopping for (most) of the week, i have £4.67 left but will need fresh fruit n stuff at the start of the week.
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lynsayjane wrote:hey all! long time no speak, hope your all doing well.
today i spent £5.37 in asda on washing tablets (£4.90) and a bag of crisps, my treat for the week (47p).
i took out £10 as usual on friday and did my food shopping for (most) of the week, i have £4.67 left but will need fresh fruit n stuff at the start of the week.
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Welcome back
Gosh washing tabs are expensive, aren't they? Your shopping budget is superb though Lyns, I always think you do amazingly to keep it so low :T Leason learnt :beer:0 -
Oh dear you all put me to shame!
Today I have spent £54 in mothercare on 2 pairs of pjs and slippers for christmas - pj's were buy one pair get one half price. I know i can get these cheeper but we always get everyone nice pj's forchristmas eve. Also got pumps for dd3 - she starts preschool this week and a couple of stocking fillers.
Then went to Halfords to get DS's bike. They have an offer on. £20 of accesories with any bike bought before 20th Nov - ended up also buying DD3 a bike - Total £140 - but MIL wants to buy bikes so will get this back.
Then went to Boots had a £5 off No7 voucher - ended up spending £17 on new foundation and moisturiser but got the £5 off anda freegift bag which has quite alot of good stuff in.
My mum bought DD1 Clinique foundation today for her B'day she got a gift too but swapped her lip gloss with my freebe cos the coulour of min suited her better. It's bad news when your daughter gets better makeup than you!0 -
moozie wrote:Welcome back
Gosh washing tabs are expensive, aren't they? Your shopping budget is superb though Lyns, I always think you do amazingly to keep it so low :T
cheers moozie, shucks they should put a blushing smiley on here!
i guess it helps just having me in the house, i was told in the gym two weeks ago i don't eat enough
i'd been losing lean tissue (muscle) instead of fat! :eek:
the washing tablets should last a while. it had 24 packs in, two tabs in each, i use 1 tab per wash and two washes per week so it should last me six months...never works like that tho! i'm scared to try anything cheaper (i use fairy) as i have sensitive skin, exzema etc and can take a bad reaction to things. i once took a scary rash after using a hand wash, was all over my face and everything :eek:0 -
lynsayjane wrote:cheers moozie, shucks they should put a blushing smiley on here!
i guess it helps just having me in the house, i was told in the gym two weeks ago i don't eat enough
i'd been losing lean tissue (muscle) instead of fat! :eek:
the washing tablets should last a while. it had 24 packs in, two tabs in each, i use 1 tab per wash and two washes per week so it should last me six months...never works like that tho! i'm scared to try anything cheaper (i use fairy) as i have sensitive skin, exzema etc and can take a bad reaction to things. i once took a scary rash after using a hand wash, was all over my face and everything :eek:
I know just how you feel lynseyjayne as I have sensitive skin too. Pre LBM I used Decleor as my skin was very happy and healthy with it, but lately I've switched to Neutrogena cleansing wipes and they're pretty good I must say, and a heck of a lot cheaper of course. I *hate* disposable things though so made myself feel a bit better after cleansing this morning by using the wipe folded round to dispatch a cobweb on the wall! I might get a fair bit more dusting done this way!If you can't be a good example, be a dire warning
MBNA charges and interest frozen
Egg/DLC repayment agreement reached
Feels like progress!0 -
lynsayjane wrote:cheers moozie, shucks they should put a blushing smiley on here!
i guess it helps just having me in the house, i was told in the gym two weeks ago i don't eat enough
i'd been losing lean tissue (muscle) instead of fat! :eek:
the washing tablets should last a while. it had 24 packs in, two tabs in each, i use 1 tab per wash and two washes per week so it should last me six months...never works like that tho! i'm scared to try anything cheaper (i use fairy) as i have sensitive skin, exzema etc and can take a bad reaction to things. i once took a scary rash after using a hand wash, was all over my face and everything :eek:
Be careful sweetie, your health is the most important thing after all. Make sure you eat well and enough, can't have you wasting away now, can we? :grouphug:
I think I was surprised about the tablets because since I saw the errors in my ways, I've been shopping at costco for washing stuff and they work out a lot cheaper than supermarkets or wilkos. I wouldn't suggest you change them either though, skin sensitivites must be respected, even when we are DFWs
Leason learnt :beer:0
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