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WHAT HAVE/WILL YOU SPEND TODAY THURSDAY 3rd MAY?
savvykaz
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Morning everyone :hello:
I'm not at work today, so thought I would start this thread.
Hopefully all I will spend today will be £3.20 to go swimming, but will report back later
Have a great day everybody and don't forget
KEEP IT LOW!
I'm not at work today, so thought I would start this thread.
Hopefully all I will spend today will be £3.20 to go swimming, but will report back later
Have a great day everybody and don't forget
KEEP IT LOW!
DMP starts June 2012, £38,180.
Balance June 2015 £26,046 (paid off 32%)
DMP mutual support thread no 434
Balance June 2015 £26,046 (paid off 32%)
DMP mutual support thread no 434
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Again I will not be spending anything today. I'll put £15 of petrol in my car tomorrow, spend £6.65 on a prescription and £15 on a postal order for a medical check. So big spendy day tomorrow.
Debt
[strike]April 2007 £17197.49
June 2007 £16593.49[/strike]
Currently: £15293.49 (thanks HSBC!)
Watch this space for progress!
Aims:
To pay off in Oct 07
£102.39 - Viva La Diva
£176.20 - Wescot
£417.88 - MBNA
To pay off in Jan 08
£2665.24 - MBNA CC
To pay off in May 08
£928.81 - HSBC CC
£1006.01 - Barclaycard0 -
I've had a few NSD' s this week, but today I am going to splash out and buy a prop, so I can hang my washing outside!! Save me a fortune on tumble drying!!
15 crafts for 2015 challenge.
Christmas 2015 - started to save/wrap!0 -
If your in debt, £3.20 sounds like a lot of money to go swimming.
Going for a walk that will cost you £0.000 -
philwiththepill wrote: »If your in debt, £3.20 sounds like a lot of money to go swimming.
Going for a walk that will cost you £0.00
Geez, debt doesn't have to rule your life does it?! I fully intend on having a diet coke with my lunch. Tap water is £0.00 but hell, it's Thursday.
I need to buy a Thank You card for the nice lady at Apple, a stamp and the aforementioned coke, so £2.00 for me.0 -
hoping for a nsd, got lunch with me at work so no excuses!!- prior planning prevents poor performance!
May Grocery challenge £150 136/1500 -
Spent £1.79 on some things from Wilkos. That's it for today!

SF :heartpulsBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Today I have to get a bus into town and I dont know how much that costs because I used to drive there but OH sold our second car on Saturday when someone came and knocked on the door saying they were interested in buying it! So, we did make £800 on the car and now don't have to pay out tax, insurance etc on it. I reckon I will spend about £10 in town...I need a tub of fence care and some other bits and bobs in Wilkinsons. I will be getting a lift back with OH who has parked at work which is in town as he has gone to work on the train and is in London for the day. Then this evening we are doing an hour and a half drive to collect three pet chickens (£30) but the chickens will give us over a dozen eggs a week.
So, I am spending today but have also saved quite a bit this week too. (I think!)Single, free and young (ish) :heartpuls0 -
Thanks bobbadog! - didn't bl**dy think I'd have to justify going for a swim:eek: It's going to take us over two years to clear our debt, so does this mean life is on hold until then? Also, I have bad back trouble and swimming helps this - walking often aggravates it! Just going now - will make sure I get my money's worth
DMP starts June 2012, £38,180.
Balance June 2015 £26,046 (paid off 32%)
DMP mutual support thread no 4340 -
Swimming for me and my husband tonight no idea of the cost yet.
And £4.50 for my husbands Taichai (sp?)session this morning.
But then I will make him buy me lunch at some stage over the next week or two :rotfl: he don't get away that one.
Must find out how much a swimming membership would cost me.
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
good morning all, I have an unexpected day off today which is :j but means I have to work on saturday with wonder boy and try NOT to kill him :mad:
am thinking I'll have a nsd today, going to cinema later but I have my card and I'll take juice with me. MIGHT pop into town and pick up some sweeties or summit but we'll see, must get my essay finished first!
have a good day all xx0
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