6 year anniversary - Make £10 a day Challenge September 2013 - everybody welcome

suzitiger

I haven't been on for a couple've weeks just catching up with everyone..

CountingPennies wrote: »

Heard back from Mr T's. They have posted me a £5 giftcard so thats a nice surprise. Won't add it till I get it tho. They said 5-10 days

Yaaaaaaay I thought they would do something like that

fairyclicks wrote: »

Not sure if you all know about this seems like some good freebies and discounts are likely to be on offer unfortunately not all stores hosting tho

http://www.tescoevents.com/foodevenings

Darn it mine are fully booked, anyone know how we can find out about future ones?

Emmaglet the goodie bag looked amazing!!

Sorry to hear you aren't well counting pennies, feel better soon.

Right last week I found £1.16 roadkill, I got £1 off a dry cleaning bill (because the man was kind as I had to wait a bit for him to finish it when I picked it up.) I also did one shift at job 3 worth about £20 and I covered a class which will be £18. My own classes made £24 on Monday. I sold a textbook back to Blackwells on a giftcard for £11.21 which will become an Xmas pressie for OH

This week so far I have:
£46 from classes
20p roadkill
£60 shifts at job 3

So that brings me up to: £262.67, really close to target now, bring me g*mtree and eb*y! :-D

suzitiger

Oh and Mav, well done on leaving your job I am about to do the same but I am giving a months notice, wish I didn't have to...just want to go NOW!!

lynnejk

Hi - would someone PLEASE be kind enough to tell me how to multi-quote.

CP - hope you soon get better - sending a virtual onesy
Mavvy - well done - fortune favours the brave

This is a catch-up as been busy this week - 5 MS = £88.00 after my expenses and 4 more to go this week.:j

Surveys only £0.75 as I have not been here to do them :rotfl:
I have updated my signature.

Seems lots of people 'harvesting' the £s this month - Good luck for the next 12 days

L.

mavvymoo

suzitiger wrote: »

Oh and Mav, well done on leaving your job I am about to do the same but I am giving a months notice, wish I didn't have to...just want to go NOW!!

Well just think its an extra months money and you will come out looking a lot more professional than me :T Well done for handing in your notice and just count the days down I hope it will go very quickly

Mav x

pinkneonmartini

Afternoon all, I bagged a jammy saving a new winter duvet, rrp £35, i paid £8.50 kerching!

So that's a £26.50 saving to add to the siggy

Peppapig

lynnejk wrote: »

Hi - would someone PLEASE be kind enough to tell me how to multi-quote.

Am a lurker only on this thread so no help with money making advice but can help with this - hooray.

When you're logged in you'll see the multi-quote button at the bottom of each post - it's the one that looks like it's got a pink and an orange balloon on it. Just click on that button - think you can quote up to three times on one post, if you try to do more it will take the earlier ones off. If you're not logged in then you don't see the button.

You can delete some of the material from the quote if you only want to respond to a certain bit - just highlight the bit you want to take out and delete. Just remember to leave the

bit at the beginning and end or it won't work.

Hope this helps. Back to lurkdom

usa1

Today

£50.00 after expenses from on-line forum & focus group,
6p roadkill
£7.00 GfK `win` - L2S vouchers
£2.50 pay pal - Survey Sampling

MrsCautious

£153 works exes
£1.60 eBay after fees
6p found

Am updating from a pub where I am being plied with free food and drink on what's going to be a great night out

mavvymoo

MrsCautious wrote: »

£153 works exes
£1.60 eBay after fees
6p found

Am updating from a pub where I am being plied with free food and drink on what's going to be a great night out

Sounds fab Mrs C of course we are all jealous especially me as I have got hardy any food in thought I would have scrambled eggs on toast thanks to the girls They have done their bit but had no bread in the house :eek: So scrambled eggs on their own oh well good for the diet

Note to self must go shopping tomorrow.

Apart from my sad tea news. I have an extra £60 to add from a bit of work I have done today. Wont say 'extra job' As its not now :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Its my one any only job :T:T

Mav x

CEW

mavvymoo wrote: »

Sounds fab Mrs C of course we are all jealous especially me as I have got hardy any food in thought I would have scrambled eggs on toast thanks to the girls They have done their bit but had no bread in the house :eek: So scrambled eggs on their own oh well good for the diet

Note to self must go shopping tomorrow.


Mav x

It may be scrambled eggs on their own but as the eggs are obviously fresh and from happy healthy chicks this just means you get to taste them at their best with no mass produced bread to mask their flavour

I know from my own experience that fresh eggs from your own chicks really do taste that much better and I also seem to cook them with more care as I want to show the chicks my appreciation for their produce. :rotfl:

Nothing much to report myself although another box of books sent off today so should get paid next week. Also I have been doing my own little grocery challenge for the last few months and am really under budget this month so will add that to my total at the end of the month.

My step daughter is moving out at the beginning of next month so I will be cutting the budget back drastically as it will only be OH and me and I won't feel compelled to vary the menu as much. At the moment I buy extras for her and try not to duplicate a meal within 3 weeks which makes planning menus a bit of a chore.

Chez