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my non-mortgage mortgage free journey
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Weekend didn't go well, hubby was complaining his shoes were all leaking, so £14 for new trainers and £3 for new socks (not needed just a really good deal), then £18 in m&s, then £9 for lunch for me and hubby, then the iinlaws gave the kids money so they had mcd's, and finally it was in the in laws wedding aniversary so bil suggested we do something nice as they've been very stressed, he was suggesting a voucher for a meal out but we've been down that road before they never use it, so we got them a 2 night stay in a hotel with breakfast and dinner, it was £180, so cost us £100.Also spent £7.70 in tesco yesterday (thats minus some dtd) on some 15p quiches a 22p apple pie, and some bread and milk.
Today i collected some free shoes for the kids off a local site, bought a new thing for the flue of my fire (don't ask me what it is i was just sent with the part and told them where it wnet and i needed the bit for inside) that was £2, had a nosey in the charity shop and got my sister a joke gift for 50p (not saying what it is as i know full well she stalks me on here lol) spent £11.55 in homebargains, on lots of bargains
then i spent £7.26 on 2 new kingsized sheets for my bed, and £8.99 in poundstretcher on 2 new pillows and 4 tins of pepsi.
Plan for the rest of the week is to leave my purse at home i really shouldn't be allowed out lol.
I have to work tonight,so were having 15p quiches the kids are having m&s baked taties and we'll have chips with ours when i'm home.
£233 added to the savings
nov budget
total spends £196.72
total budget £1400
total savings this month £233/£600DEC GC £463.67/£450
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Morning everyone i'm very tired today, my elec bill is £165 which is £5 less than last quarter, i've been using my drier more but my water heater less which explians the lower bill dispite rising prices. Paid my creditcard bill this morning aswell.
nov budget
total spends £361.72
total budget £1400
total savings this month £233/£600
plan for today is
-get lots of washing and ironing done and put away
-general tidy up
-do surveys
meal plan for the rest of the week
tue- tatie and leek soup with bread
wed-sausage casarole with mash
thur-sheperds pie
fri- steak and chips, we have friends coming so a late tea, kids can have fishfingers and chipsDEC GC £463.67/£450
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Good news on the electric bill
So much for me trying to keep the gas bill down and wrap up warm - for some reason we left it on all night and woke up absolutely melting!
Your savings are looking good
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Good news on the electric bill
So much for me trying to keep the gas bill down and wrap up warm - for some reason we left it on all night and woke up absolutely melting!
Your savings are looking good
I had mine on for hrs yesterday, i was out all morning then it took ages for the house to warm up, i have it set to come on twice in the night for ds rather than us, we all ahve extra blankets on our beds now aswell, but this morning was the warmest all week, our car was even frozen yesterday, and we woke up roasting aswell lol.
Savings aren't going too bad, i should be able to save more than i first thought this month fingers crossed
Oh and hubby turned up witha massive tote bag of logs, they cost £50 so will have to pay that on fri.DEC GC £463.67/£450
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Mortgage_Reduction_Novice wrote: »Oops I read that as OH (other half) and Hubby at first... I was like check her and her modern men getting on with log carrying together!
:rotfl::rotfl: lol i really shouldn't laugh, what sort of person are you sugesting i am :mad::rotfl:DEC GC £463.67/£450
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quick post to see if anyone knows if theres still 25% off when you buy 6 bottles of wine in tesco?DEC GC £463.67/£450
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Such a stressful day, didn't get much done and we had tea out. Aww well fires lit and clothes are dying infront of it, i'm off to have a bath in the free hot water from the heat earlier

Plan for tomorrow morning....paint the bathroom :eek:DEC GC £463.67/£450
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Mortgage_Reduction_Novice wrote: »I wasn't suggesting anything:o... but I really shouldn't scan read and really should wear my glasses for computer work!!!
It's ok i'll forgive you
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No painting here today i'm too sick
was up in the night, this bugs really annoying me now it just seems to be going backwards and fowards, the plan today is just to get threw the day, tonights dinner will be bacon mash and beans to use the bacon. DEC GC £463.67/£450
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