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how much will you/have you spent fri 13/04/07?

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  • tigtag02
    tigtag02 Posts: 6,857 Forumite
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    Ohhhh, you are all so good you make me seem even worse!!

    I have been soooooo bad :confused: what with the school hols and stuff!! I have spent of £100 on fuel in the last week (and on empty again) but that couldnt be helped (my step dad had a stroke on Easter Sunday and they live 200 miles away!!)

    My *lovely*:eek: car is also in need of a new timing belt so watch the window fund (see sig) deplete next week :mad: Tis also DD's 14th B'day :eek: :eek:

    HOWEVER - Here's how I hope to redeem myself:
    • Back at work next week so pack ups all round and leave purse at home!
    • Sweet talked the lady at Eureka into letting us use 2 BOGOF's today halving the price of a day out :j
    • Did my *big shop* at 3 different supermarkets utilising all the offers - spent just over £90 (4 of us) BUT shouldn't need anything but bread and milk for 2-3 weeks!
    • Made £20 on eBay
    • Religiously put any £2 coins in the tin

    So hopefully - not all is lost!!

    Sorry to hear about your car Becks :(

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  • AndyR_3
    AndyR_3 Posts: 324 Forumite
    I'm pleased with myself - not only a no spend day, I also found 1p on the floor in the car park, so I bent over to "tie my shoe lace" and swiped it! I shouldn't really get so excited about 1p except that I had 99 other 1ps at home so now I have a full bag to bank.

    Going to try for a no spend weekend too since payday's not til next week - working tomorrow so that will be easy. Sunday I plan to visit my parents for a free meal, hope I can avoid spending any money though...
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  • savvykaz
    savvykaz Posts: 890 Forumite
    Evening all :hello:

    Another NSD for me today, so this week's half-term hasn't proved too costly :j


    PS: Where is Moozie????
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  • vixtress
    vixtress Posts: 1,153 Forumite
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    do you go to eureka a lot? if so its really worth an annual ticket, it was £50 last year for the 4 of us (dd is under 3) that includes parking . its was going to be £27 for one visit, inc parking so it paid for itself in 2 visits


    edit: message meant for tigtag02, somehow didnt manage to quote in my reply!
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  • Dithering_Dad
    Dithering_Dad Posts: 4,554 Forumite
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    Just been into town for the first and LAST time (been working here in Norway for 2 months and have only seen the hotel, the office, the airport and the roads in between).

    Bought 1 glass of beer (not even a pint!) & 1 glass of diet coke - £8.50
    1 Pizza & 1 glass of Pepsi Max - £25.00
    Taxi back to hotel - £26.00 (just missed bus and next one was an hour to wait).

    I was in town for 2 hours and spent almost £60! :eek:

    Each time I handed over my cash I felt like slapping them and shouting "it's a fking liberty!!" a-la foul-mouthed gran off Catherine Tate show.

    It's back to McDonalds and quiet nights in the hotel with a book for me.
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    ● Repayment Part: £64,331.11 / £59,877.15 / Δ £4453.96
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  • tigtag02
    tigtag02 Posts: 6,857 Forumite
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    vixtress wrote: »
    do you go to eureka a lot? if so its really worth an annual ticket, it was £50 last year for the 4 of us (dd is under 3) that includes parking . its was going to be £27 for one visit, inc parking so it paid for itself in 2 visits


    edit: message meant for tigtag02, somehow didnt manage to quote in my reply!


    Thanks vixtress :D I dont think we will be going again for a while but I'll be bearing it in mind for the future.

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  • beanielou
    beanielou Posts: 95,755 Ambassador
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  • well i am back in one pieces, it was my first late late today and i had one customer from 5~8pm and all they had was two hot chocs at £1.39 each, well what a load of rubbish... anyway i still get paid whatever :rotfl: a nsd here except my debt repayment @ £50.78 :T

    Dithering Dad ~ how much :eek:

    AndyR ~ :rotfl: about your last 1p... i would have done the same though :shhh:

    savvykaz ~ i dont know where moozie is, whereever she is i hope she is safe and well, we miss you moozie hug8ok.gif

    this year ~ well done on dropping your shopping budget :T

    Becks ~ sorry about your car, i hope a new one wont cost much :rolleyes:

    hbl ~ did you win your auction?

    lynsayjane ~ hope you are having a nice evening and your friend is well and not in too much pain :o

    well done all of you on your very low nsd, keep up the good work and i hope you have a lovely weekend u2efine.gif
  • sans_2
    sans_2 Posts: 1,382 Forumite
    Boots
    2 x Boots 7 pk hayfever tablets (reduced to £1.34 and BOGOF – used points)
    1 x wax (reduced to £0.10 – used points)
    1 x 400ml Boots antidandruff shampoo £2.20 (and 200 points from AC machine)
    1x Estee Lauder foundation for sister (£9.51 towards this as owed my sister money)
    3 x mediteranean hand cream (£0 – used 3 x £2 Boots vouchers)

    Asda: £1
    1 x New mag
    1 x Star mag
    1 x Now mag
    1 x 80 Typhoo decaf teabags (DH pays half as classed as for household)
    1 x paracetamol
    1 x Asda cling film
    1 x bag for life (free as swapped for 5 old carrier bags)

    Jenners
    1 x mini Bobbi Brown lip gloss (free as had a card from mailing)
    Tesco points: 101 (£21.50, £19.50, £7.50, £21 & £5)
    Boots points: £0.28
    Pigsback points: 715 (4 xBoots£10 & 1 xPizzaHut£10, 2 x £10 clothing vouchers)
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  • rog2
    rog2 Posts: 11,650 Forumite
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    Hi PaP - Didn't get home till late as I was taking my youngest daughter back to Uni. Loads of traffic and a couple of hold-ups. :mad: :mad:
    Anyway - kept spending to a minimum lunch in Morrison's in Walsall, as predicted, but they had £1.00 off of Fish, chips and mushy peas, so with a couple of teas - total cost £7.60.:j :j
    Stopped for a coffee on the way back - 88 pence.
    Total spend - £8.48. Quite pleased with that.:D :D
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