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What have / will you spend today? Tuesday May 15th
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Nil today, brought sandwiches (cheap ham, Jarlsberg cheese, Dijon mustard) and banana and apple. Lots of water. Galaxy smoothie that my office mate got free at the train station.
I'm buying flowers for the dining table for the first time tomorrow, a cheap sprig in a jar should do. Proving to the OH that I am doing summat for the house besides eating, sleeping and planning world domination.US student loan (2.48%): [STRIKE]$19,152.65[/STRIKE] $2700.19
Egg Money (£500 limit, 12.9%): paid off in full each month
Post Office Platinum (£3200 limit, 0% to Aug '10): £1544.70
Barclaycard Platinum (£2500 limit, 0% to Jan '11): £2106.25
Debt free by Oct 2012
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Bobbadog, I believe wholemeal pasta needs cooking a little longer than whote pasta otherwise it's tough, lol. Let me know what you think though - I've never tried it either but should do I suppose!0
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An unexpected NSD here - didn't go into town like I planned - played in the garden with the kids instead! Will go in tomorrow instead!
sea xxCCCS DMP:Feb 07
Total:£37,016.47 now £0 DEBT FREE FEB 14
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Today i spent:
£50 +fees for a postal order to wescot credit services
£2.50 + fees for a postal order to Her Majestys Court Services
(Both outstanding debts)
£1.60 on a book of stamps
80p on a pot noodle
And thats it for me!
Quite a bit spend but it needed to be done. PLUS it was all bought with money from stuff i sold on Ebay!0 -
Skint_Catt wrote: »Bobbadog, I believe wholemeal pasta needs cooking a little longer than whote pasta otherwise it's tough, lol. Let me know what you think though - I've never tried it either but should do I suppose!
Hiya! I will, love! Though a friend of mine said i ate it round her house a few weeks ago and i didn't notice anything different, so that must be a good sign! I got a rapid cook one. Am lazy. xx0 -
NSD this morning, my Oh even cooked us lunch.... then I took my dog to the vets this afternoon, and came out nearly £300 poorer:eek: . He is insured, but they said the claim can take up to 3 weeks to pay out, and I still have to pay £65 excess'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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hi bobbadog, with regards to the wholemeal pasta I've recently started eating it and find its tastes is much nicer that white pasta and keeps you feeling fuller for longer, have also managed a NSD too.
take care shell0 -
NSD for me today
SC XXslowly working towards being MF one small over payment at a time :T0 -
£2.20 on buses and about a pound on my share of a coffee and packet of crisps shared with OH at lunchtime.. you know you've spent too much this month when you're sharing a cup of coffee
.. oh and washing the dishes with shampoo cos you've run out of washing up liquid and can't buy any more till next week Debt@16.12.09 £10,362.38, now debt free as of 29.02.2012."I cannot make my days longer so I strive to make them better."0
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