How much have/will you spend today Wednesday 29/11?

forsya

Hi all

I will be spending a few pounds on posting some Christmas cards to my relatives in New Zealand, not sure how much it will be.

Have brought my lunch in today, so do not need to buy lunch : )

Going to Body Balance tonight at gym , so dont't have to pay.

Yipppeee, it's lunchtime, am hungry!

postingalwaysposting

Serialdieter wrote:

Hi

It's true with pcos not all the symptoms show all the time. I was originally dx in 1993, if you want to know anything pm me.

Jx

thanks serialdieter... i have all the symptoms so he says is 80% likely i have it... i have been searching the net but i wont look at it in detail till i know for certain really... it doesnt bother me 100% as having children arnt in my future plans just yet... my big hang ups are the excess hair (mainly on my face/chest) and my weight... i can get to a certain weight but cat get any lower... i have seen many pco diets around though so if it is pco i will switch to one of those diets/eating plans as what i am doing now isnt working once i know the outcome if i need some advice/syupport i may take you up on you offer and pm you.... thanks hun

Brassic

Well, I spent £1.25 on bread, and £7.25 on fruit and 2 packs (bogof) of cheese.

Will also need to spend £2 on school christmas play tickets!

However, I also spent nearly 20 quid, but am really chuffed about it.

For just over 11 quid in the first charity shop I went into I got -

3 x videos - one each for the 3 girls
2 x pc learning games - one each for the 2 older girls
1 x interactive dvd thing - for youngest dd
1 x golf lovers gift set - book of funny quotes, lovely illustrated score keeping book with quotes all in a lovely gift pack done up with ribbon - prezzie for dh.

I'm stoked because we're buying bikes for the 2 eldest girls which we've really had to do some serious scrimping (and serious shifts at the pub from me) to afford, and we can't really afford anything else, but now they've got a couple of little things to open too

Also went into the other charity shop and got one of those all in one tea mug and pot sets in the shape of a cat for my cat mad Auntie whose b'day is just after chrimbo - £8.50 bnib. Excellent

So, my spend for this week has gone over already (30.50 today), but I'm actually kinda pleased about it

Spend planned - £30
Spent so far - £34.50

monkeyy

80p today on a bottle of water at court:j

cathybird

hey moozie!! glad to see you back :j :j (though imelda did a sterling job standing in :T :T). Wierd you couldn't log on ?? I thought maybe you weren't with us because you'd decided to carry out your threat of packing your man in a big box and sending him to China or something. Anyway, I am being treated to dinner tonight (hurrah!!) :j :j :j but have bought some wine to go with the meal (£10.48). That puts me close to my budget limit so I'll have to be good on thurs & fri!! but I am sitting here eating a yummy pie made from leftovers, even made the pastry to save money (it didn't puff like it was meant to sadly!!! but tastes nice). Much nicer than the soggy sandwiches in the work cafe and I know what went into it too :A

Serialdieter

postingalwaysposting wrote:

thanks serialdieter... i have all the symptoms so he says is 80% likely i have it... i have been searching the net but i wont look at it in detail till i know for certain really... it doesnt bother me 100% as having children arnt in my future plans just yet... my big hang ups are the excess hair (mainly on my face/chest) and my weight... i can get to a certain weight but cat get any lower... i have seen many pco diets around though so if it is pco i will switch to one of those diets/eating plans as what i am doing now isnt working once i know the outcome if i need some advice/syupport i may take you up on you offer and pm you.... thanks hun

There isn't much uk info online tbh, most is from the US. I have the same issues with weight / hair but these can be treated. btw don't worry about kids - I've got 2.

Jx

funky-footprints

well i was thinking it would be nothing .
however I do have my sons dinner money to pay for until Christmas when i pick him up at home time. I will leave that for school secretary to sort, as I have a few credits.

Have had 3 bills through this morning, I am hold off paying as not due yet, but they are biggies !!

dh's car insurance due 16.12, £770.00 (high performance car)

Insurance due on rental property 20.01.07 £460.06 - currently empty up for sale.

building notice for loft conversion Jan 07 £409.37

ARGH !!!!!

Serialdieter

Brassic wrote:

Well, I spent £1.25 on bread, and £7.25 on fruit and 2 packs (bogof) of cheese.

Will also need to spend £2 on school christmas play tickets!

However, I also spent nearly 20 quid, but am really chuffed about it.

For just over 11 quid in the first charity shop I went into I got -

3 x videos - one each for the 3 girls
2 x pc learning games - one each for the 2 older girls
1 x interactive dvd thing - for youngest dd
1 x golf lovers gift set - book of funny quotes, lovely illustrated score keeping book with quotes all in a lovely gift pack done up with ribbon - prezzie for dh.

I'm stoked because we're buying bikes for the 2 eldest girls which we've really had to do some serious scrimping (and serious shifts at the pub from me) to afford, and we can't really afford anything else, but now they've got a couple of little things to open too

Also went into the other charity shop and got one of those all in one tea mug and pot sets in the shape of a cat for my cat mad Auntie whose b'day is just after chrimbo - £8.50 bnib. Excellent

So, my spend for this week has gone over already (30.50 today), but I'm actually kinda pleased about it

Spend planned - £30
Spent so far - £34.50

Wow, I'm impressed. Nice to get some little pressies for your eldest 2 to open.

themaccas

Just back from town and have spent a fair bit but have been budgeting:

Eye test - free with nectar voucher
Glasses for moi - £149
Glasses for OH - £169 needs 2 pairs with different lenses so got them from Boots BOGOF

Starbucks - £5.60 I know but it was very cold out!

OH's glasses should only have been £149 but I left him before he paid and he paid another £20 for anti-glare lenses. I was really annoyed as I think it is a waste and let him know in no uncertain terms. I made him feel so bad he went straight into the loft got some old mobile phones he has been hanging onto and left to go back into town to sell them. Now do I have another go at him when he gets home and berate him for not using the environfone website to send them?:think:

bobble_hat

moozie wrote:

Bobbly - I love the 'to walk through the Valley of temptation'! :rotfl:

Thank Moozie. I can't claim credit for this one though, it's an Alvin Hall quote. :rotfl: