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Weekly Spend Challenge W/C 3rd February 2013
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rising_from_the_ashes wrote: »Hi everyone .... really, really bad day at the hospital today (long story so I won't bore you all!) - anyway, I ended up having 2 :eek: Lattes (as was there so long & it really all went pear shaped
) so that was £3.80!:eek:
AND .... I have to go back on Tuesday
Sorry to hear that rising. Hope you are ok though.
Well epic fail for me today.
I had £21.50 left, went to do a grocery shop as needed bunny veg, and thought I'd see if i could get my bits today to last until Monday.
Well I decided to treat myself and buy one of the Chinese meal for two only £5, but thought that would do me two meals, as I am back to cooking for one again. I also picked up some bits to make Spag Bol at the weekend as have the mince already. So will get 6 meals from that.
Got to the till and had spent £22.95. :mad: ooops. So had to use my card so now need to put my money aside to go towards next week, so I don't completely blow it.
ETA
Petrol - £25/ £25
Groceries- £37.95 / £40 (but haven't bought sawdust!!! So will have to budget that into next weeks spends)
Misc - £13.50 / £10
So am now at £76.45 / £75 :eek:SPC 18 Target £200 /0 -
Hi everyone!
Rising - Sorry to hear things didn't go to well for youHugs coming your way
ETO - I know what that's like to get to the checkout and realise you've spent more than you wanted to :mad:
Wed - Train journey to work, bus home as finished later than normal and milk (reduced) and shorties biscuits from Mr T's. £9.64 spent (36p put into savings tin)
Have a good evening everyone and will post tonight's total in the morning xxxWSC 13 -14 2 10 -
EverTheOptimist wrote: »Sorry to hear that rising. Hope you are ok though.Lottie1987 wrote: »Rising - Sorry to hear things didn't go to well for you
Hugs coming your way
Thank you both ..... bit wound up so going to try a nice relaxing bath (with some lovely smellies I got at Christmas!) and see if that helps a bit!Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0 -
Sunday: magazine £3.70 icing sugar £1.18, chocolate £2.98, foil lined parchment £1.72
Monday: NSD
Tuesday: NSD
Wednesday: NSD
Thursday: 51p chocolate 62p crisps
£10.71/20.000 -
Hope ur ok rising!!!
Today was a spend day so need to cut down tomorrow
Sun - NSD
Mon - NSD
Tue - NSD
Wed - £3.10 on food at football
Thu - £5.60 parking + snacks and iTunes (:eek: my bad!) = £7.90
Fri - [STRIKE]£10 (lunch out)[/STRIKE] NSD - will try and take food from home
Sat - £5 (film night with bf)
£11.00/£20.000 -
I hope you're OK Rising!
I spent £1.55 at the supermarket earlier - bread and some 25p Christmas Haribo that were reduced! OH bought me some chocolate.
£12.90/£15.000 -
Hi
Done well today, budgeted £4 for parking but only needed £3.50.
Mon - NSD
Tues - £5.80/£5.80
Wed - NSD
Thur - £3.50
For Friday - NSD as car-sharers turn to pay parking!Debt-Free Jan 2021 - My DFD post - https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78007784#Comment_78007784Keep going, you will get there!0 -
Well day 2 my totals were £96/£150 heres my update:
Mon: NSD
Tues: £8.00 corner shop
Wed: £16 tesco for skylanders £10 cash out for birthday card (put a fiver in it) and a sandwich at the bakers.
Thurs: Got PAID £29
Fri: we shall see how today goes..............
Total: £130/£150 (£29 wage not included)Looking for a fresh start0 -
Morning all
Well im still on my £3 left of my budget. I have cancelled my meal out with hubby today, Usually go on a friday as its his only day off and kids are in school. Mainly due to money, but also diet wise!
Really hoping for a NPD today, nothing due to be bought so fingers crossed it can happen!0 -
Quick update:
Sunday nsd
Monday nsd
Tuesday £1.65 hot chocolate
Wednesday nsd
Thursday nsd
On track £1.65/£5.00Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
79.5 coupons rolled over 4/75.5 coupons spent - using for secondhand purchases
One income, home educating family0
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