Jolly June's NSD Challenge!

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muddlemess1 wrote: »

Hi I know it is late in the month and only 12 more days till pay day but could I join please - Suddenly realised I've spent £20 on nothing today so may help me keep more of a track of where my very tight budget is going!

I'm not going to count DD's/dinner money/train fares (the normal monthly expenses).

Or do you think it's best to wait until next month?

MM xx

Hi Muddlemess1 it's never too late to join, so welcome to the madhouse, sorry challenge!! :rotfl:

solventsoon wrote: »

BDINI - your posts are making me feel exhausted. 13.5 hour working days, dragging compost back in a suitcase, you must be sooo fit:D

Trust me Spoon, the 13.5 hour days definitely won't be a regular thing!! & as for fit, i'm really not sure about that, walking to & from the shops is the only exercise i get & that's not that much now i'm collecting NSD's!!

I've managed to get to no 9 now, very pleased with that and even more pleased that I've managed to resist the internet shopping itch:D:D

'night everyone
spoon x

Well done for resisting t'interweb & getting up to 9!! :j

Number 5 for me today, was lucky enough to get just enough sunshine to wash & dry the sofa covers (although i did hang them out at 6am just to be on the safe side), but have to admit to spending most of the afternoon on the sofa watching films & avoiding the rain...oh yes & resting my crushed toe, after i pulled the washer out to fix a leak & managed to get my foot stuck under it :eek:

AlyBaly

Still nothing to add but back to work tomorrow which should see me back on track. Well done to everyone else xx

kerri_gt

Ouch BDINI - hope your foot is ok x Is it me or are we turning into a rather household accident prone lot?

muffin_man_7

sf as much as i would like to have 10 nsd up to yesterday i thought i'd only managed 6 however i got it wrong i missed 1 and with todays nsd as well that makes 8 so far

spoon thanks it did make me feel like i'd done something right for a change now just need to try and get my life back on track i will eventually i hope you for being here apart from my kids i have no one else and my support worker messed up and the new one can only help me till september 2 year limit i think she said so i've got to get things sorted and some days are harder than others thats when i read the different sites on here and sometimes it helps especially when i just can't get started on anything every one says things that help maybe that day or few days later so thanks

niccatw

BigMummaF wrote: »

Evening..not stopping as they've restarted the F1 after almost an hour's stoppage I reckon, damned weather :sad: Never mind..it'll keep me off tintaweb shops

So to business; nos 8 & 9 achieved, up to & including today. Gotta go, as they're changing channels in a bit because of the over-run. ((HUGS)) to everyone x

It sounds like I missed a bleter of a race. Pah!

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

No NSD's to report today, Those pesky wonderful Iphone Apps have led me off the straight and narrow and now I have to be good to make sure I can update the swearword things. Aggh a really important App Onuva that helps you cut down data use.

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

I wrote down the desirable Apps in a Notebook so I know where to look. Lots to learn. Got to put them in Folders. Lots to learn about this wonderful thing.

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

Plenty of food, fresh fruit and veg and storecupboard goodies so should be ok. I might cancel Riverford this week but if I do give myself the option of Fruit and veg via Waitrose plus I get a free walk of an hours duration.
In future I must limit my sins to cash, take trolley, take list plus be dead honest and above all get to Scotland through fair means or foul for a holiday.

solventsoon

bottleofred wrote: »

Red - now why would you want to turn down an offer on a case of wine?:D

Hi Solvent,

You are absolutely right, my weakness for Red wine at a good price wins again:o

I hope you are well.

Red:)

And why not, Red, if it was a good price it would be rude not to buy it, surely?:D

I'm fine thanks - well apart from the awful weather:(. Hope you are too?

solventsoon

thrifty_fifty wrote: »

Morning everyone.

In to report number 4 today-unfortunately this week has been a bit spendy . I must confess I have worshipped at the temple of Chanel and bought a new nailvarnish for the first time in about 2 years. Feeling incredibly guilty, but I'm trying to get back to spending, but not losing control, to try and adapt to my debt free self come september. 4 more pay days to go.

That sounds like a good tactic to me, TF, gradually wean yourself back on to shopping, but in a controlled way. As long as you can afford the nail varnish, there's no need to feel guilty. We all deserve a treat occasionally, hope you enjoy wearing it.

spoon x

PS: What colour is it? I love Chanel nail varnish but haven't bought any for years

Keiss_21 wrote: »

NSD no 8 today :j

Thanks again for all your kind wishesre future job ideas...been having a bit of a think, but not been brave enough to start writing things down yet. Might make a start later on! :eek:

Good luck Keiss. I would just jot things/ideas down as they come to you rather than sitting down with a blank sheet of paper.. that's a sure way to get writer's block.

spoon x

LittleMissHappy wrote: »

:wave:

Hello everyone

I have been having a few problems with my internet, so just popping on to quickly catch up......Hope everyone is ok x

Hope you get your internet sorted out quickly, LittleMissHappy.

spoon x