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How much have you spent today Saturday 25/11?

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  • Annie021063
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    jillie1974 wrote:
    :beer: cheers forgot about lasagne and i think you mean mousakka?
    i'm off to the recipe section now..
    yep that's it - enjoy your cooking
  • anniestar
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    Evening moozie and co

    Today has been another no spender here,feeling very down today,I've had a bad tummy for a couple of weeks and DH called GP today,he came out and is convinced the Crohn's has flared up,he asked if I had been under any stress lately :confused: ,well what do you think? tried to get me admitted,but I refused,as ususal,not going to spend all weekend being pumped with mind altering steroids that don't work.

    Sorry for the self pity,really not myself tonight :o .

    Have a nice evening everyone

    LIH
    AW hun, sorry to hear that you are not too well. I hope that you feel better real soon. Take care, loads of love Annie XXXXX
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    And when no hope was left inside on that starry starry night.

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  • Home made burgers/lasagne/that other thingy made with aubergines (sorry can't remember name)
    jillie1974 wrote:
    :beer: cheers forgot about lasagne and i think you mean mousakka?
    i'm off to the recipe section now..

    thanks annie clapping.gif

    hehe jillie i was just thinking about meals for work and i have just posted a thread on the os board...
  • anniestar
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    Oh yes forgot to say what we have spent(DH as still "under curfew!") Bananas, wheetabix, the papers(!) milk, ice lollies(very soothing) and fabric conditioner. Total £16.84 BUT he used a voucher that had been hanging arround for ages(£1); and two 35p ones so total=£15.14. DH is a VERY dedicated and "good" shopper(which is great although it sometimes annoys me a LOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-he always buys me treats though ie the papers so I can't complain!) Have a great night everyone. A XXXX
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  • cathybird
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    Right, well I didn't go and buy the tar I mentioned earlier because it was far too wet and cold today to go down the allotment and also I think it needs the roof to be dry for the tar thing to work, so may have to be next spring at this rate :eek: but I did go and get some groceries, needed to stock up on various items including olive oil/flour/bacon/bread/tinned tomatoes/butter etc, bought a chicken to feed me this week as well so all up £35.30 ... have to confess bought some choc tarts which were entirely unnecessary but will be SO NICE. Must learn to make own chocolate pud though, I bet it would be cheaper
  • Hi today I spent £4.30. That was on fish and chips for wee one, Saturday treat again and a lotto ticket. Not including this in my weekly budget though. Have a good Saturday night everyone, I've got night in with the X Factor and Ant and Dec in the jungle x
  • cathybird
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    forgot to mention, that's my last big grocery spend before next payday, it will have to last me two & a half weeks
  • Gemmzie
    Gemmzie Posts: 14,876 Forumite
    Didn't spend :D

    Was sooo tempted by a crepes stand today but remembered it was a waste of money and would make me ill :rotfl:
    No longer using this account for new posts from 2013
  • JAMIEDODGER
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    spent a grand total of £1.15 on a bottle of surgical spirit today, should be nothing tomorrow which means i am also on track for moozies challenge and grocery challenge for november:)
    November NSD's - 7
  • emylou
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    jillie1974 wrote:
    PS does any one have any ideas what i can do with all my mince??? apart from spag bol, chilli and sherpherds/cottage pie
    How about enchiladas (sp?)

    Had first venture out in 4 weeks to Tesco with my mum. I spent £8.69;
    2 magazines (as being at home all day is getting a little boring), 2 lots of painkillers (which I need even more now as someone didnt see my feet all bandaged up and pushed their trolley into me :eek: ), a bottle of pepsi max, some fruit juice, pickled onions (been craving for ages) and a couple of freezer things for this weeks lunches as getting bored with making sandwiches. So could be worse (probably could of been better to be honest :o )
    Married my wonderful husband February 2013!:happyhear
    I want to wear my beautiful wedding dress everyday- it would make shopping so much more fun, I mean, people go shopping in their pyjamas these days.......
    Must STOP spending!!! :)
    Proud to be dealing with my debts!
    Beautiful Rainbow Babies born on 31/12/14 @2:45am and 7/6/2017 @12:44pm
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