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what have you spent friday 15/12/06
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well today i went to the cinema and watched happy feet 'jump n move n jump n move n jump n move and stop' on my own
but that cost £5.80 another price rise :eek: opps i am over my budget... my excuse is next tuesday (my next day off) all the kidlets will be out as school finishes here friday 
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£2.90 for me for papers!
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Spent nothing today :jbut booked my car in for its mot repairs for next week so next thursday will be spending £500 :eek: :mad: Not sure where its coming from yet but at least get paid on Friday!0
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NSD today
Suffering too much to leave the house :rotfl:
Last night I only spent £9
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Had a very depressing DFW day today!
I love Christmas asn love spending money at Christmas!!! Hence the debt:mad:
This year I set a budget and bought most of my gifts etc at the local outlet mall or over the internet with discount codes (thank to this site).
I have avoided going into town so I am not tempted by all the lovely displays of sparkly things:p
I had to go into town today to register for yet another uni course and ended up in M&S.
I was soooo depressesd! I just wanted to buy everything - lovely clothes that I am too fat to wear! Beautifull gift for everyone!!!
I felt veryweak willed and really wondered if trying to get debt free was worth it.
But I resisted - went into the food section bought a sandwich, 3 packs if Christmas cards for the kids to send (buy 2 get 1 free) and chocolate bar.
Total £6.95
I am trying so hard to get debt free but today highlighted the fact that I am still very easily tempted by retail therapy!!
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Evening all
Have spent 30p on a piece of chocolate cake at lunchtime at work:p and that is itDMP starts June 2012, £38,180.
Balance June 2015 £26,046 (paid off 32%)
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I spent £10.50 in Asda on some dinner and an extension lead for the christmas tree (which looks cute!) and then £4.60 in littletesco
£15.10 in totalEver wonder about those people who spend £2 apiece on those little bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backward.0 -
Nothing for me today.:jDFW Nerd no 546
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Good evening PaP
Have spent £8.60 today - Catfood, pack of tobacco and a cappucino. Main shop and, hopefully, last of Christmas shopping tomorrow. :eek: :eek:
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If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.
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I've spent £6 today on the usual bits and bobs. Have a fab weekend everyone x0
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