Justifiably Unanimous Lockdown Yomp!!!

NinjaSavingKat

By the way did anyone notice my badge.....










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Whoop!

his_missus

Groceries: £91/£300
Fun: £0/£100
Debt paid: £0/£460
SFD: 1/20

Lunchtime spends:
£2 cake from Mr T's - A friend is making us a cake as a gift for our party on Saturday.
£12 at the butchers - £1 on meat for kitty which should last him a week, £1 on meat for butties and £10 for 2 steaks for Hubby's birthday tea (cheaper than taking him out!)
£2 on bread at the bakers

Hubby says my CC has finally arrived so I'm paying it tonight pronto. I've also noticed online I've got £5 halifax reward on my CC (as well as on my current account) so my debt is £5 less than expected

Kat, I didn't see any Colin Caterpilar cakes :rotfl:

ETA: WTG Kat on the badge!

Happybeingme

wannabee_in_credit wrote: »

Matalan? Cheap and chirpy.
Also George at Asda do some nice 'young' clothes.

Thanks Wannabee ~ haven't got a George nearby but there is a Matalan where we're going on Saturday ~ we'll have a look!

SFD yesterday as planned, will have to go shopping but undecided whether that'll be today or tomorrow......will update later.

kerri_dfw

NinjaSavingKat wrote: »

WHAAAAAAAAT????? You are having a BABY??? Did I miss that announcement..??? AHHHHHHH! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!...(I have a head like a sieve and am sorry if you already told me this ....#blush)..

Yessum and moving from Cardiff to Bristol at the beginning of August, baby is due January 1st! I only wrote it on my diary and the DFBX13 challenge so no massive announcement Suuuuper excited though, trying to buy everything second hand except the car seat and pushchair. Being very MSE :money:

his_missus wrote: »

Groceries: £91/£300
Fun: £0/£100
Debt paid: £0/£460
SFD: 1/20

Lunchtime spends:
£2 cake from Mr T's - A friend is making us a cake as a gift for our party on Saturday.
£12 at the butchers - £1 on meat for kitty which should last him a week, £1 on meat for butties and £10 for 2 steaks for Hubby's birthday tea (cheaper than taking him out!)
£2 on bread at the bakers

Hubby says my CC has finally arrived so I'm paying it tonight pronto. I've also noticed online I've got £5 halifax reward on my CC (as well as on my current account) so my debt is £5 less than expected

Kat, I didn't see any Colin Caterpilar cakes :rotfl:

ETA: WTG Kat on the badge!

What meat did you buy for your cat that only costs £1 a week to feed it? I am amazed and impressed

Happybeingme

Living_a_good_life wrote: »

Happybeingme - have you tried BHS - not trendy but they do some cracking dresses for my daughter.

Thanks LAGL ~ we'll have a look in BHS too!

LoveaDove

NSK - Just flying by quick to say Congrats on the badge! I spied the challenge on the email! Super Duper Proud of Y'all! :j

*Goes back into July's financial challenge lurking, but still cheering!*

his_missus

Kerri, I bought some cooked meat bits, 69p for 100g. Harley will only eat biscuits but will eat a bit of meat if you offer him some. I gave him a piece of cooked chicken last night about an inch square cut up and even then he left some of that! My plan is to put a bit on top of wet cat food to see if will encourage him to eat the pouches I bought him. I know his biscuits are a complete meal but I think cats should have a bit of meat in their diet too.

The other cats would eat £1 of meat without it even touching the sides

NinjaSavingKat

I am starting to love this babe, catepillar cake, puddy-tat thread ...lol! Kerry ... I did wonder where you disappeared to! Glad you are back and happy.. big move then very soon! Super exciting times ahead for you... do you know what you are having yet..? Glad you are remaining very MSE about it though!!!..(...and safe)

HM my MOG is not overly fussed with meat. She will lick the jelly off and leave the rest...

Loveadove - thank you!!!

lilian1977

NSK you'll be proud of me - just got free Sky Movies for a year by threatening to cancel - but the beauty of it is, we can remove it and have £15 taken off our bill monthly!

NinjaSavingKat

lilian1977 wrote: »

NSK you'll be proud of me - just got free Sky Movies for a year by threatening to cancel - but the beauty of it is, we can remove it and have £15 taken off our bill monthly!

Ah ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaa! That's brilliant! I say hang on to it for a few free months.... Well done!! :T:T:T