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June 2012 Grocery Challenge

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  • ModestyB
    ModestyB Posts: 1,574 Forumite
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    Fozzie, big hugs for you and your daughter. Hope everything is fine.

    Welcome to all our newbies.


    Helenjelly, have a lovely holiday and don't take any migraines along with you.

    Spent £75.86 on groceries this week but £56.90 of that was on DR meat.
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  • russetred
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    Fozziebear sending you and your DD positive vibes.
    "Sometimes life sucks....but the alternative is unacceptable."

  • Reporting a spend of £54.14 – Full weeks shop though
    Ald! £52.98 (Includes £2.49 on Ice Lolly Moulds) £Stretch**r£3.16

    Good buys in Ald! This week Cherries 200g 69p DD loves tham but I don’t buy them usually because of the price

    I will change Signature now
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  • helen_jelly
    helen_jelly Posts: 2,982 Forumite
    Hi everyone

    Fozzie - lots and lots of posi vibes for your DD and stay calm ones for you and hugs - I had a lump several years ago - it was a cyst, easily sorted - lots of good luck with the result x

    elsiepac - budget done

    New people - hi and welcome

    Going now - will be back in just over a week - hoping you all have lots of NSD's and are able to manage those budgets

    Helen x
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  • Hi please can you put me down for £250 for June thanks
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  • MrsCD
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    Another NSD for me :T Took HM cakes to coffee morning and had scrambled eggs for lunch, then I finished off sorting the bank account stuff I'd given up on yesterday!

    On Monday, I made a batch of mince with LOTS of veggies and some lentils to have spag bol, and kept half for today. Made the easiest lasagne ever. Used the meat mixture to layer with lasagne sheets, but the sauce was made from half a tub of almost OOD cream with an egg beaten into it, and some mature grated cheese - 2/3rds in the sauce and the rest on top. Very yummy :)
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  • PennyGrabber
    PennyGrabber Posts: 1,288 Forumite
    Bad day today, poor DD (only 22) found a lump and was referred to breast clinic, went for scan and they did an immediate biopsy......I am obviously terrified and trying not to show it.

    Any positive thoughts and prayers you can spare will be gratefully received while my girl waits for the result :(

    £20 spent on taxis and buses to and from hospital.

    Sorry, I didn't manage to catch up on all posts last night so I missed this. Praying all will be well...
    Barbeduk wrote: »
    Have been making cous cous salad and pasta salad for our packed lunches as we were finding a roll and banana was not enough. Think that's where all the frozen corn and peas have gone!

    How do you do your cous cous salad? I'm so bored of sandwiches!!
    had to get bacon (£2) eggs (85p) & a tub of cooking marg as probably going to have to make a birthday cake for the weekend. :)

    That sounds like a bizarre cake!!!!
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  • Florenceem
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    NSD here.
    We had roast chicken/potatoes/parsnips/beetroot/ onion, HM Yorkshire pudding, gravy & peas for dinner.

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  • Hi everyone.

    Have a good holiday helen jelly.

    Any good news Fozzie? I really hope so.

    £1.10 lighter today on soy milk as baby has had the squits for 3 weeks :shocked: and docs want to see if it's his milk. To be honest, it's a bit academic now, as I'm relieved to find out he's not 'ill' in any other way and is still gaining weight and happy in himself. So it's just become a laundry issue now! Tested our cloth nappy resolve to the maximum. :rotfl:
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  • Bluegreen143
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    edited 14 June 2012 at 8:35PM
    No spend day today! Took lunch into work (as I do every day - it was leftover pasta bake today, yum!). Visiting my folks tonight so free dinner, very thrifty! Though I suppose it did cost me a couple of quid on the train lol!)
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