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TrulyMadly

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Oh yes A friend was saying she was treating herself to a cheap haircut and dye for £40, I said that I don't spend that on food in a month, she didn't believe me. I then came home and worked it out, I spent £34.97 that month :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well done E.
I'm doing really well at the moment too....but like most of us I have an impressive stockpile:)

troutabout

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I told OH that I am going to limit the food to £100 a month… I am so impressed with your amount.. I think I spend that on milk and bread x

I make my own bread with the Panasonic bread maker . Omg it's so good. U can set it for fresh bread in the morning. The only thing is cutting it . Since the moribobs meat ting a bought a food slicer from argos got it for 14.99 as I got £10 off with the chest freezer I bought lol. I cooked some beef and ham now I'm an instant deli.

It's amazing how creative u have to get with the funds. I only work one day a week as I get carers for my ds.
Xx

Sunshinemummy

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Well done E.
I'm doing really well at the moment too....but like most of us I have an impressive stockpile:)

Is it morally wrong to have a cardboard box full of candles and still want more!

:D:D:D:D

TrulyMadly

davemorton wrote: »

Hmmmm, looking to book some train tickets, and they are £108.75 on East Coast, but £150 in Red Spotted Hanky :eek: Didnt think there would be that much difference!!!

What a big difference Dave...I'm surprised.

Where are you travelling to?

If you wear a long striped scarf and carry a laundry bag we can get you on a megabus:)

Sunshinemummy

troutabout wrote: »

I make my own bread with the Panasonic bread maker . Omg it's so good. U can set it for fresh bread in the morning. The only thing is cutting it . Since the moribobs meat ting a bought a food slicer from argos got it for 14.99 as I got £10 off with the chest freezer I bought lol. I cooked some beef and ham now I'm an instant deli.

It's amazing how creative u have to get with the funds. I only work one day a week as I get carers for my ds.
Xx

Welcome to the loony asylum troutabout.

I am useless at baking, have no time and am obsessed with Hovis seeded bread! But am happy to go without butter on it… so good for the waist line!

troutabout

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

God I cannot cope .. my head is hurting!

This time I will have a list and will not spend £205 on fruit and veg…..




:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Exactly I'm stocked up with bog roll and toothpaste dishwasher tabs Aries detergent . Tea coffee and hot chocolate. Lol:j

savvy_sal

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Oz is still on rabbit watch:o

Thinking....
Please can we have a wine glitch:o:)

My PC49 had cornered a rabbit in the garden.He kept jabbing it with his paw and the rabbit went limp and played dead.All of a sudden when the cat wasn't looking it took off and ran like hell followed closely by my cat.I think it got away.It was really funny to watch.

troutabout

troutabout wrote: »

Exactly I'm stocked up with bog roll and toothpaste dishwasher tabs Aries detergent . Tea coffee and hot chocolate. Lol:j

I said to oh we have to be careful the roof doesn't collapse with the weight of the booty

redfraggle_2

Thought I's share my glitchy recipe to use up a few fillers

http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/rocky-road-crunch-bars-25

Used SP milk choc (compares well against M's) and flumps. The golden syrup compares favorably against T and even the butter is the same price in T

Though just checked and they dont sell SP rich teas anymore! Mine may have been slightly OOD (!)

TrulyMadly

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Is it morally wrong to have a cardboard box full of candles and still want more!

:D:D:D:D

I think I was a bit like this when I started glitching but not now.

I think I am slightly more balanced these days:rotfl: