new job :) but £0 for over a month

-taff

You can always try skip diving too.....wear black, and watch out for cameras...

sairy2010

Try this web site. She has a recipe for pancakes today which sound delicious -:

http://frugalincornwall.blogspot.co.uk/

bossymoo

For his birthday, why not an "IOU" in his card, promising to take him out for a lovely meal with your first paycheque?

I'm sure he must understand you are a bit strapped at the moment, and it will be something for you both to look forward to.

monnagran

-taff wrote: »

You can always try skip diving too.....wear black, and watch out for cameras...

Psssssst
A tip from the homeless people we feed once a week - *c*l*nd throws out good and entirely edible food at 6.00pm. I didn't tell you this.

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search online or google
A Girl called Jack, she has brilliant recipes for pennies I have tried some and they really do work.She kept herself and her little boy on a tenner a week

PS I have just PMed you a short email

Pee

No one would mind waiting a month for their birthday meal. Have a look if any vouchers would suit, i.e. Prezzo or Ask. (We don't live very close to most of those chains, so it's a treat for me, but only when away somewhere.) Homemade birthday cake is a lovely idea. An IOU for a back massage or something ruder depending on your physical terms? I honestly think that men have a different attitude to gifts than women. It's nice you got them a present. It's great it's useful. It's amazing how you got just what they wanted, how did you know that? It's like you paid attention or something...
Pancakes are great as a filling dessert, too, meaning you can have a lighter main meal to leave room?
Maybe a spanish omelette, everything you have i.e. leftover potatoes, cheese, tomatoes, ham and especially eggs, for a picnic? Beans on toast is seriously one of my favourite meals. My sister's is egg and chips.