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NOT BUYING IT! 2015 - A consumer holiday
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I always find sprout and onion bahjis are a fun way to use up excess sproutsAll that is gold does not glitter
All those who wander are not lost
:starmod:Recycle ALL the things!:starmod:0 -
RicardaRacoon wrote: »Duran, well done on resisting the temptation with the sale. I think it would be a good idea if you put a certain amount of money aside as kind of an emergency fund in case you have to replace underwear or something really important.
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I think I'm going to put it all in an envelope marked "emergency pants"! :rotfl:3-6 month EF Challenge Member #19: £3590/£6000.[/B] Craft destash from 22.5.22: 46/200. Declutter from 22.5.22: 105/250 Car finance PAID OFF £7,848.88 IN 2019 (0% LOB)0 -
I have been very good . I have been given a new dressing gown so the old one can go. The only things I have brought in sales are a new pair of slippers( old ones binned) and a new coat -Old one for garden.
I don't need anything else and I am using up the last of the Christmas food. tonight. I will food shop tomorrow.0 -
Hello all.
I am going to make a resolution to post on here more next year!
Thanks to all, especially Slowdown, for the thread. When I haven't posted I have read along and it has been inspiring. It's been a very strange year with lots of changes but the last few months have been excellent and I look forward to it continuing into 2016!
Happy New Year to all,old and new not buying it-ers.
Bexster0 -
I am new on this thread too and so pleased to read it's going to continue in 2016, I am going to spend the rest of this year reading the entire thread and join in with the new 2016 one all inspired and full of tips and ready to go!
Looking forward to the new year and getting to know you all.Well Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
Reduce, reuse, recycle .0 -
greengoblin wrote: »I always find sprout and onion bahjis are a fun way to use up excess sprouts
Ooh recipe please :j"You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf"
(Kabat-Zinn 2004):D:D:D0 -
Another newbie to this thread, hoping to learn a trick or two
My daughter also wants to go to uni in September so plenty of work to do on the money saving front
So far Ive only spent a little in the sales , all on NEEDS & not WANTS.
Here's to a thrifty 2016Kindness costs nothing0 -
‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.’ David Lynch.
"It’s a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way.” David Lynch.0 -
short_bird wrote: »
Clicked on and got a Motorhead video ,thought it was for onion and brussels bahjis ???0 -
Evening everyone
Went for a long walk in the afternoon with my sister who is currently looking after our aunts dog. Plus did some small household things like cleaning and tidying some small places like cleaning cabinet, food cabinet and stuff like that. And I had a good look into my wardrobe, two jumpers and a few shirts with holes in them were sent flying while a nice dress will be donated. I know that I will never wear that, so why have it in my wardrobe? The same goes for a lovely dress with flowers which would be perfect for a really fancy summer party, but all the parties I ever went aren't as fancy, besides it never really fit anyway. But out of some strange reason I can't part with it... Call me crazy...
Good question, will we go on in this tread or have a new one for 2016? can't remember if anyone wrote in here how we're going to handle it. It will be good to have the whole tread handy and together, however it might be quite off-putting for newbies to join a tread that is almost 300 pages long...
Jackie, coudln't you freeze them individually and take out when you need them for something?
I just wrote my shopping list for the next few days and am astonished at how few things I need and how little I spent compared to my food spend I normaly have in December. Strange strange, but I'm not complaining about that :-)
Have a nice evening everyone!Fashion on the Ration 2022: 5/66 coupons used: yarn for summer top 5 /
Note to self, don't buy yarn!0
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