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February 2014 Grocery Challenge
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Keeping all my receipts in a bulldog clip, petrol,clothes and food. This year I want to know exactly what I spend. Hopefully getting ready for semi-retirement next year if I can manage it.
So at the end of the month I will have a starting block figure for food.Why pay full price when you may get it YS0 -
£5.85 today on £1 walkers at the petrol station (6 bags) and then a whopping £4.85 at soft play on coffee, juice and a caramel shortbread. *Hangs head in shame*. At least entry was free, so that's something I guess!!0
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MissOrganised1972 wrote: »The pasties were lovely! Will definitely being doing those again with my LOs! :jLittleBill ... "The riches of a man can be measured by what he can do without"0
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No spending here today .. but a wedge of spend to add to sig from day before yesterday .. Spent £19.90 in Tescolditz *gasp* .. Got some more Pure Soya, Lots of Milk, Eggs, needed-Swede, plus householdy stuff .. succumbed to some more 20p KitKat Chunkies for the boys, plus a couple of Lindor Bars (2 for £1.20 at mo) for Valentine's Day ..
Total .. high *squeaky voice*.. but not panicking (yet)
LittleTheSunIsSHININGAndHasChoppedTheKindlingBillLittleBill ... "The riches of a man can be measured by what he can do without"0 -
Yay - went out and spent nothing on groceries! Even though I went in to M's!
Got bf a little something for tomorrow - last year he got me a lovely present but as I'd only been working about a week and a half I couldn't get anything for him. This year I've told him not to get me anything as we will go to Asda and get bits in for me to cook a lovely meal for him (treat budget) and stuff for us to bake treats together on Saturday (new cooker yay!) hehe but I couldn't resist a little something; I got him a card from me, a card from bump (who knew they did 'daddy' valentines?!), a little chocolate novelty from Thorntons' and a couple of pairs of socks - now that sounds a let down but he's a GB athlete and one is GB flags and the other is the Superman emblemanyhoo enough of that!
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have been sorting my online order for sunday and noticed i hadnt been rewarded with my £10.00 evoucher as promised due to problem with my beef last time.
i contacted yesterday and heard nothing back.
I just phoned and got a lovely lady. she gave me £10.50 voucher and a £12.00 voucher for the inconvenience....so thats £22.50 off my Sunday shop
each week i have been buying extra bits and bobs that I need for my kitchen this week i already added a £12 chopping board and got it into my budget, so as a result of these vouchers I have also ordered a knife block set to match the board at £25.00 so basically freehappy girl today.
(thats if they have it in stock for delivery....we all know what online delivery is like :rotfl:) if not then more money off my shop216/2018 (make ££ in 2018)
Grocery challenge
Jan 227/400
swagbucks target 2018 1452/273750 -
Quick post and run.
Dinner last night of cajun chicken and steamy rice.
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NSD again today
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Still trying to get together my supermarket vs. costco list. It's hard work copying out all theprices - they need to enable wifi in costco so I can just check online whilst I'm browsingM3 Dec2015 #160 Target £150,000 (BU £155000)0 -
Needed milk and butter yesterday so another £1.49 added to the signature total.
Ali
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they need to enable wifi in costco so I can just check online whilst I'm browsing
But sometimes it means strolling to the end of an aisle so that the metal shelving doesn't block the signal.Cheryl0 -
I pottered down to Mr M's and A1di a few hours ago - but only to check some prices before I go for a lengthy walk around all the local supermarkets tomorrow morning (can't get on-line prices for those two, so needed to manually check to compare to Mr T, Mr A and Mr S)
But I bought nothing today as nothing had gone out of my bank, so that's NSD #7 in the bagCheryl0
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