HELP! Have cut back all I can but am still over-spending!

aliasojo

pennypusher wrote: »

Just wanted to say after getting hay fever last year I decided to try taking a teaspoon of local honey daily for a year to build up a resistance to the hay fever. I can't say if it's worked yet but I'm hopeful. I have heard that local honey makes you more tolerant of the pollens.

Are you on the right thread? :huh:

I must have missed something.

bess1234_2

OMG! Do you mean you missed the whole 'wilfully spending money on medicines' charges! It's in the early pages.

Seven days of steroids kept mine at bay for four years but please don't go asking for them in pound land. You 'd get arrested.

aliasojo

bess1234 wrote: »

OMG! Do you mean you missed the whole 'wilfully spending money on medicines' charges! It's in the early pages.

That's what I get for picking a page in the middle to read from.:o

Easily confused, me.

CH27

aliasojo wrote: »

I've done a very bad thing.

I bought a bottle of Blossom Hill Zinfadel (£6.29 at Tescos lol) and left it in the boot of the car until OH went to work.

I'm on a tight budget at the moment and you lot have got me paranoid. :rotfl:

I've never hidden alcohol in my life!

Did you hide the chocolate too?:p

ellesbellesxxx

Hi Scrimping, sounds like you are doing a great job already - well done!

I am a Teacher, noticed what you said about the workbooks.
I wanted to suggest using online interactive resources for Maths - bbc bitesize ks2/3 is AMAZING! Woodlands Junior has great games for your son that he can use - all educational but so much fun!

ScrimpingandSaving

Ok, now I'm chuckling away! Working late tonight, just finished another article so I'm free for the weekend.

Still not had a drink yet!

Guess what we had for tea? Jacket spuds with tuna mayo, beans and salad. Must have cost around £3 in total.
I reckon that calls for a bottle of Dom Perignon!

:beer:
(I can't believe this site has no wine icon!)

aliasojo

CH27 wrote: »

Did you hide the chocolate too?:p

I 'only' bought a 4 pack of chunky kitkats cos they were on offer.

They're in the cupboard for anyone who wants one (I've already taken mine out the pack).

I've been so good at trying to stick to a 'potential dole' ....(do people still call it dole or am I showing my age, lol) ....budget for a while but it's beginning to grate now and I caved.

I'll need to look for 'recipes using ice from the freezer' to make up for today's splurge. :rotfl:

elsien

Enjoy!

[Deleted User]

merlot123 wrote: »

Is this correct?

Yes it is.

Drinks for home £90

Drinking Out: £65

90+65/31=5

suki1964

aliasojo wrote: »

I 'only' bought a 4 pack of chunky kitkats cos they were on offer.

They're in the cupboard for anyone who wants one (I've already taken mine out the pack).

I've been so good at trying to stick to a 'potential dole' ....(do people still call it dole or am I showing my age, lol) ....budget for a while but it's beginning to grate now and I caved.

I'll need to look for 'recipes using ice from the freezer' to make up for today's splurge. :rotfl:

How the hell can anyone stick to a diet when ONE chunky kitkat is 60p yet 4 are a quid? :eek::eek:


You reckon I can sue Martin ???:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: