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The Totally Awesome August NSD Challenge!

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  • marmiterulesok
    marmiterulesok Posts: 7,812 Forumite
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    edited 13 August 2014 at 6:57AM
    Good morning!:wave:

    Well,my plea for more clearly worked.It didn't rain all day,though I see that it rained in the night.

    Here's a quick update:

    Well done
    fedup,halfway there with #10! :j

    Knit Witch,who has reached her target of #10! :j:beer:

    Aphidgirl,also halfway there,at #5! :j

    t2rry,with #6 all tied up! :j

    flowerofscotland,with #6 captured! :j

    worriedpenguin,another canny nsder who's halfway there at #5! :j

    Lindor,with a cool #2! :j

    kathy40uk,you're doing well,with #6! :j

    DeafLeopard,fast approaching target at #7! :j

    and finally,karen100dayys,with a super #3! :j

    yay mobo1980,claiming a great #7! :j
  • I'm hoping to get #11 today,but will wait until later on to claim.
  • Apologies to any bloggers out there.

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    Happy Wednesday all!
  • t2rry
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    oops...I need to un-declare my 6 for yesterday, needed milk so pop to the shop and £8 spent (I realise that's a lot of milk...cough cough!)

    I'm still on 5 but today should be number 6
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  • t2rry wrote: »
    oops...I need to un-declare my 6 for yesterday, needed milk so pop to the shop and £8 spent (I realise that's a lot of milk...cough cough!)

    I'm still on 5 but today should be number 6

    Goodness,that is a lot of milk! :rotfl:

    I'll leave your total at #6 then,for the time being. ;)

    PS I say this a lot,but maybe having some dried milk powder in would help,when that's the only item needed.It stops any temptations. :D
  • t2rry
    t2rry Posts: 1,076 Forumite
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    Goodness,that is a lot of milk! :rotfl:

    I'll leave your total at #6 then,for the time being. ;)

    PS I say this a lot,but maybe having some dried milk powder in would help,when that's the only item needed.It stops any temptations. :D

    I have also before commented about what a good idea that is...just never got round to getting some!
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  • t2rry wrote: »
    I have also before commented about what a good idea that is...just never got round to getting some!

    I challenge you....;)
  • cw18
    cw18 Posts: 8,630 Forumite
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    Think I managed a couple of NSDs while I was away last week, but need to update my spreadsheets before I can confirm (not done since 21st July!)

    Doubt I'll have (m)any more this month. Had an operation on my wrist on Monday (biiiiig plate and plenty of pins inserted), and have been told I can't do anything with my right hand for minimum of 6 weeks :eek:

    That means I'm back on ready meals for the foreseeable future, so am likely to be out food shopping almost every day :o
    Cheryl
  • atolaas
    atolaas Posts: 1,143 Forumite
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    Declaring another NSD today. #5 for August
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  • kerri_gt
    kerri_gt Posts: 11,202 Forumite
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    Goodness,that is a lot of milk! :rotfl:

    I'll leave your total at #6 then,for the time being. ;)

    PS I say this a lot,but maybe having some dried milk powder in would help,when that's the only item needed.It stops any temptations. :D

    That's one of the reasons I don't include milk as a spend. Realistically few of us buy it unless we need it. If milk is counted as an allowable spend (like petrol) then don't have the temptation of 'oh well, I've broken my NSD with milk, so I'll get X,Y,Z as well now I'm here'
    cw18 wrote: »
    Think I managed a couple of NSDs while I was away last week, but need to update my spreadsheets before I can confirm (not done since 21st July!)

    Doubt I'll have (m)any more this month. Had an operation on my wrist on Monday (biiiiig plate and plenty of pins inserted), and have been told I can't do anything with my right hand for minimum of 6 weeks :eek:

    That means I'm back on ready meals for the foreseeable future, so am likely to be out food shopping almost every day :o

    Ow Cheryl, that sounds really painful. Can anyone batch cook you some meals that could be frozen in portions? Perhaps you could amend your rules a little in light of the circumstances with your wrist?
    Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12
    JAN NSD 11/16


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