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what have/will you spend saturday 21st july 2007?
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discodiva123 wrote: »NSD for me today, applying for a second job so searching the job centre website and writting up some notes for work, hopfully get organised for once!
Hope everyone has a lovely day xxx
lol...you must of read my mind! im the same NSD for me ive been in all day so far. Aslo looking for an evening job on jobcentreplus!
ive also washe the car as luckly for me its quite sunny in essex no rain!Make £5 a day JAN £121/175 FEB £283/175:jWeekly Grocery budget of £35! Jan £95.05/175 Feb £37.53/1750 -
I spent £8.28 in Tesco, they had Dove wholemeal organic bread flour for 74p so I bought 3 bags and also a couple of bags of Carrs white flour at 77p. stocking up against the rise I know is coming after all this bad weather......2 reduced quiches....cheaper than I ould make them, salt, we had run out and plasters, OH was moaning he could not find any plasters....oh and a tub of cottage cheese for my diet.........want to loose 3 stome before next May............September grocery budget........trying for £80, not sure if I will make it though!!!!! I certainly did not last month, lost track of the final bill. Will do better this month honest.
Tesco £57.13
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postingalwaysposting wrote: »afternoon all... aww gem you excited? is it a new car then?
well i have got to chapter 8 and i now have a headache :rolleyes: i read a chapter last night and the rest from 10.20am and now i feel sicknever mind... am going to put it down now and read it properly like any normal book i would... i will just have to chose my websites/thread carefully
VeryIt's actually the same age as my old car (S reg) but has PAS (:j when you have a duff arm like mine) and is a much higher spec model (top of the range of it's time) so it'll hold it's resale value for much longer so it's more of an asset.
Non PAS cars are dropping in value hugely lately!
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It's actually the same age as my old car (S reg) but has PAS (:j when you have a duff arm like mine) and is a much higher spec model (top of the range of it's time) so it'll hold it's resale value for much longer so it's more of an asset.
Non PAS cars are dropping in value hugely lately!
I know of three of my online friends who are offline until they've finished
as long as you like it gem thats all that counts imo... i must say though once i pass my test i will be looking for a pas car
well i was going to stay offline however i like to read at my own pace rather than speed read as then i have to read it twice, so i am going at my own pace :j
anyways updated spends today ~
£15.00 ~ new wii game
£5.00 ~ hp book
£4.17 ~ pets@home... sawdust, 3 air stones and a sand seive (however one item was out of stock so i will have to go to a garden centre tommorow)
£2.78 ~ lidl... peanuts, scotch eggs, naan bread, cherry drops (for the tin) and 2 energy drinks to replace the ones i took from my brother
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I didn't realise Wii games were as low as £15 :eek:No longer using this account for new posts from 20130
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After 2 NSD's I met up with 2 Uni friends in Manchester today but am pleased as:
Harry Potter from Morrisons - £4.99
Train ticket - £12.30
All food and drink for the day c.£18
Half price blouse in Bravissimo - £19.50 (looked at it when full price and need some new clothes for my new job and haven't bought any new clothes for ages).
So £55 :eek: but I'm happy with that - could quite easily have spent a lot more in all the shops (never been in Manchester before not used to so many big shops).Initial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
Initial Mortgage free date - January 2058
Mortgage as of 1st February 2024 - £159,134.98
Overpayments to date - £79.62
Current Mortgage free date - January 20580 -
£169 on car hir for 4 weeks for cyprus in jan/feb '08
£225 on 1 bed appartment for same four weeks
this added to thr £166 for flights for two adults makes our 4 week winter break a real money saving bargain!0
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