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November 2013-Take Your Lunch To Work Thread
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StudentMam wrote: »Count me in for 19 please?
DoneCount me in for 20 please! I do occasional overtime, so may end up working more than 20 days, but I think that's a nice target to aim for.
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I'm in... put me down for 10 please.0
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Constantinople- consider it done! I will add you to the list later as i am on my phone on the way to work at the moment
Welcome!
Good luck to those starting new jobs today! And good luck to us all on our LTW (Lunch To Work) day today0 -
My first lunch to work today done so officially 1/10.... onwards and upwards!0
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Constantinople wrote: »I'm in... put me down for 10 please.
I have added you to the listWelcome aboard!
My first lunch to work today done so officially 1/10.... onwards and upwards!
Well done, Townses! I have updated you.
I managed to get my 1st LTW today tooTwas lovely too! Trying to pick a suggestion from the list to have for tomorrow!
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I also buy porridge (Oats So Simple type sachets) from the poundshop - £1 for a box of 8. Other people spend £1 on the same stuff but in a pot instead, and obviously that's only one portion.
Not buying already in a tub porridge pots is probably one of my biggest savings! I've started making my own from this a recipe on MortgageFreeInThree (cant post links yet)
Work perfectly and saves an absolute fortune and a fuss on with trying to use the microwave at work!New DFW
Debts at LBM September 2013:
CC: £788 OD: £1900 Loan: £2100 Bank of OH Dad: £1860
Take Your Lunch to Work Challenge November: 3/190 -
Hi, can I join in with 15 days, please. Sounds like my kind of thread, and I could do with some motivation from you guys (I usually make it about half of the time). Also got the first one down already today, so 1/15 (left-over salad from the weekend).0
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I did it! :j
Today was a really long day - I did 9-10 - so I ended up havbing breakfast, lunch and dinner there.
Breakfast was a porridge sachet (8 for £1, so 13p each) with a box of raisins and apricots (12 for £1 so 9p each).
Morning snack was Nik Naks (Asda, can't remember if 16 or 18 for £2 but 13pish each).
Lunch was soup (B+M so about 50p), Mullerlight (12 for £4, 34p each) and Pepperami (5 for £1.50, 30p each).
Afternoon snack Pom Bear (6 for £1, 17p each)
Dinner M+S sandwich (does this count as cheating? I bought it yesterday and took it in, and it was reduced to 85p) and tin of Pineapple (B+M so about 30p).
Also had squash and a carton of Percy Pig juice (50p, but tastes really nice so worth it, and counts as 1 of my 5 a day).
So about £3.31 in total, which is roughly the price of one Boots meal deal (which is what I'd usually buy) - essentially I got 3 meals for the price of 1!
Tomorrow's sandwich is sitting in the fridge ready to go - I made it myself - and I have a small bottle of juice from a large carton instead of Percy.Murphy's No More Pies Club #209
Total debt [STRIKE]£4578.27[/STRIKE] £0.00 :j
100% paid off :j
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Hi, can I join in with 15 days, please. Sounds like my kind of thread, and I could do with some motivation from you guys (I usually make it about half of the time). Also got the first one down already today, so 1/15 (left-over salad from the weekend).
Hi Lakme, welcomeI will add you to the list
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I did it! :j
Today was a really long day - I did 9-10 - so I ended up havbing breakfast, lunch and dinner there.
Will update youWell done!
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