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February 2015 Grocery Challenge
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I bought a 2 litre bottle of milk last night as OH used the rest for his cereal yesterday morning.
Open the fridge to find another two 2litre bottles in the fridge bought this morning :eek:
Wonderful communication skills we have :rotfl:Make £5 a day in August£21.54/£155
Year Total (Starting May) £663.09Marrying the love of my life 24th October 2015:smileyhea0 -
£32.17 spend in Tesco today, though it included kitchen goods a timer, colander, mixing bowl and a 1D reduced calendar for DD. I've still added it to our grocery spends as it came out of the same budget.MFW
Starting debt :£287,410 -11/2020
2022 Closing balance £271,402.45
2023 closing balance £263140
Original end 11/2045
New end date :.......
Overpayments to date £574.4 (1/26)0 -
Spent £17.35 in Mr S yesterday.
Total now £105.45 out of our £200 budget.
We're having home made pizza tonight (mine will be gluten and dairy free lol) with home made wedges and salad. We'll be having that with a couple of alcoholic drinks each while watching a film on the TV.
Left over pizza from tonight will be lunch tomorrow.2 adults groceries: June £35.79/£200
# 3 - Saving for Xmas 2015 £1 a day. £122/£365
TTC #1 since 06/08/120 -
Pft... just ordered a take away to be delivered tonight... £20.
That said, should be plenty to feed me today and tomorrow, maybe even work on Monday.
Got a £5 discount and free delivery/bottle of coke because I helped the owner when he had an electrical blowout a few months back.That sounds like a classic case of premature extrapolation.
House Bought July 2020 - 19 years 0 months remaining on term
Next Step: Bathroom renovation booked for January 2021
Goal: Keep the bigger picture in mind...0 -
Spent a scary £23.35 today after I was told I have to eat certain things and naturally they are the more expensive ones. (Typical) So we now have £77 left to last till end of month. Going to be interesting if nothing else.MARCH £62.38/2500
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Hello hope everyone is having a good weekend
Going to update then go back and read posts.
9th £11.10
10th NSD (5)
11th £9.70
12th £16.53
13th NSD (6)
14th £3.00 / £5.39 / £5.40
I went to 3 different shops today to get the benefits of cheaper items and offers. The 3rd shop was the only place that had soya milk but it turned out to be on offer so it was a stroke of luck that my usual place was sold out as I saved £1.05Sending DH back on Mon/Tues to get some more before the offer ends.
Totally over budget now but I am reducing next months budget by the amount I go over as I have a freezer which is jam packed! I have £6 to last until Fri, I may find myself making bread in the week.Stay at home Mum to DS Oct 2011 and DD Dec 2013
Grocery Challenge
April 298.08/300.00 NSD 14 May £213.56/£300 NSD 40 -
http://www.frugalqueen.co.uk/2014/05/butternut-squash-risotto-with-blue.html we had this for lunch without the sausage and o my it was fantastic. So far so good for a nsd. I am trying to work out where I went wrong this month. I now feel like I have been on a diet that's gone all wrong you know when u mess up a diet and afterwards you want to eat and eat. Well all I want to do is spend and spend. I will set next months budget higher so instead of feeling I have failed I will feel pleased I am making it. Also struggled as have not brought as much junk. I will learn stick with me I can do this.February GC £261.97/24 NSDS 10/12
march 300/290 NSD 12/6
ARPIL 300/ 238.23 NSD'S 10/30 -
Weekly shop this week of £45.24, hoping to not have to buy much more, but being half term now might have to get a few thingsLoving life to the full, just need purse full too
2015 GC £561.86 / £3710 Mar GC 0.00 / 280.00Feb NSD - 8 Mar NSD - 1
50p Challenge 2015 - £62.500 -
NSD for me today
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Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
SPC #73 Feb NSD 0/200 -
no groceries today but did have prison visit to son and spent 15 quid on chocolate crisps and drinks while there - we have to buy it there and pay their prices -
so no spending on groceries but food for himEmergency fund £10,000
Several categories with savings in
Cars, house maintenance, birthdays
Etc I have about 10 categories
Really happy to be debt free after being a compulsive spender0
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