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Morning All. Lynnejk and Billie-jo I hope you both get better soon.0
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Oh noes BillyJo and Coxy 11's DS2!
Get well soon.
Nearly the weekend!
Usually make my greetings cards, but had 3 birthdays at once and I'm up to my neck in busy-ness, so back to Mozza's this morning for a £4 spend.Keep reading books!
August grocery challenge Budget £150. Spent so far: £98.49. Remaining: £51.510 -
I haven't been keeping up with the thread so I hope everyone is well and are under budget:) I have been keeping a track of our spends and are at £244.45 against a target of £280.
We will go over I am sure after a big spend on Easter weekend, but the Mr T deliveries have helped keep the spends down since then. I haven't had time to book one this week but we don't need a lot so I will tempt fate by going in and doing the shop myself!Save £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
Pay off £7000 - £1743 - 19.4%
Make £2021 extra income - £99.750 -
Just added all my receipts up! Total of £323.91. Need to get a few fresh bits later but our month starts on 23rd so should come well in budget!! Very happy :-)Debt free and never going back!
Save for Xmas 2020 - £1 a day #33 £0/£3660 -
Something has gone Pete Tong somewhere:-(
Need to re-evaluate what we're buying as we're throwing far too much away. Spent £77 this week, with a meal plan. I know it could be less! Trying to persuade Oh to try Aldi. Only thing is I can't drive and there's no way I can carry the weekly shop back and OH HATES supermarkets passionately. It's the only time since we've been together we've ever come close to having a proper barney...0 -
I know what you mean. My DH hates shopping too and I can't driveastoryandasong wrote: »Something has gone Pete Tong somewhere:-(
Need to re-evaluate what we're buying as we're throwing far too much away. Spent £77 this week, with a meal plan. I know it could be less! Trying to persuade Oh to try Aldi. Only thing is I can't drive and there's no way I can carry the weekly shop back and OH HATES supermarkets passionately. It's the only time since we've been together we've ever come close to having a proper barney...
I only started going to Ald* a couple of weeks ago and it has worked out cheaper for me and DH just waits in the car for me if he REALLY doesn't want to come in
£11.62 spend for me today in Tesc*. Needed loo rolls and milk and breadDebt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
SPC #73 Feb NSD 0/200 -
Only a couple of small / cheap long-term stock items used today
But I had a £3.20 spend in A!di on milk and veg
Figures show budget to end of today as £138.77, with spends of £82.40
The shopping trip means my split is sliding back to heavier on the shop side - 74% shop : 26% stock for month, and 65% : 35% for year to dateCheryl0 -
I spent £30 yesterday so sat at my £300 but I am going to be getting some lidil half price offers tomorrow so over again. I so struggle to be frugal when weather gets warmer.February GC £261.97/24 NSDS 10/12
march 300/290 NSD 12/6
ARPIL 300/ 238.23 NSD'S 10/30 -
My DH isn't keen either but at least in A*di there is usually some stuff for diy etc that he'll have a look at - else he'll go and sit in the car with the papersastoryandasong wrote: »Something has gone Pete Tong somewhere:-(
Need to re-evaluate what we're buying as we're throwing far too much away. Spent £77 this week, with a meal plan. I know it could be less! Trying to persuade Oh to try Aldi. Only thing is I can't drive and there's no way I can carry the weekly shop back and OH HATES supermarkets passionately. It's the only time since we've been together we've ever come close to having a proper barney...
Managed another NSD here today
Hope you all have a super Saturday
Lx£10day.2014=3213/2015=3421/2016=3238/2017=2702/2018=498..APR=12.03/300
GrocC.2014=2162/2015=2083/2016=218/2017=1996/2018=450..APR=17.13/200
Bulk buy.......APR=233.76
GC.NSD..2015=216/2016=213/2017=229/2018=39..APR=03/15
SPC130:staradminx61..2014=1178/2015=1287/2016=4616/2017=3843
OS WL= -2/8 ......CC =00......Savings = £13,1400 -
£70 odd out of £280 left til 30th April but need a biggish shop next week.
Been really busy so been reading, but not posting.
Hope all those with ailments/illnesses feel better soon.GC 2025 so far £1461.52/£1710 Dec 13th - Jan 12 = £55.52/180 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month.Two person vegan household, with occasional visitors)Join me on the meal plan thread : https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6356309/could-we-start-a-meal-plan-thread-again-so-its-not-lost-in-the-gc/p1Forever learning the art of frugality0
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