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February 2015 'Take your Lunch to Work' Challenge.
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LTW number 8 today (was away on hols last week). Just another tuna-sweetcorn sandwich
Letting Go NST #17
NSD 1/15; LTW 0/9; budget £0/£250; food £5.20/£120; steps 0/31
Make £10 per day in Oct: £30/£310
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Having my lunch at home today 16/15£47605.33 outstanding in C.C (£8000 Interest free till January 2025)0
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Today will be day #18.
Tomorrow is going to throw a spanner in the works though, as I'm meeting an ex-colleague for lunch. I haven't seen him in 5 months though and we are long overdue a good catch-up. I'll just have to try find somewhere cheap to eat.
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Morning All
I think I'll carry this chalenge on till March, what do you all think?
Lunch is in the low cooker, Butternut Squash and Sweet Potato soup 0 -
Hello! If you don't mind I'd like to join you all if you decide to carry on through to March - I'm pretty good at bringing lunch to work every day anyway, but it's always nice to have some support and some inspiration MFW 2017 #123 2018: £1,852.64/£39,200 (4.7%)0
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WantToBeSE that sounds like a good idea to me if you wouldn't mind:)
lunch today for me is carrot and sweet potato soup That makes #24 for me . Unbelievable !!!! Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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Working from home today and happy a chicken breast salad with seedless grapes and coconut water to wash it down. 17/15£47605.33 outstanding in C.C (£8000 Interest free till January 2025)0
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Hello I really need to get involved with this; I try to bring my own lunch but it doesn't always go to plan!
I'll lurk for the rest of Feb and then set a proper goal for March...
Starting as I mean to go on though; today I've brought leftover pasta with peppers, onions and chicken breast. Snacks are crisps, grapes, and cocktails sausages (I am pregnant so I eat LOADS at the minute!
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Please can I join this challenge too?"There is Life AFTER DEBT."LBM 2009 Total Debt £49046.24 Debt Free as of 27/08/20150
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Welcome mashedavocado and the Only Girl.:hello:
mashedavocado when are you due ? It's a nice reason to be eating LOADS isn't it:) Sometimes the strange cravings can be a bit weird though. Hope you are keeping well
My carrot and sweet potato soup turned into falafel wraps with salad I know it's magic don't you know. Had to go to the SM and by the time I got back it was too late to start the soup but I am making it to stick in the freezer for another day.:) Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
SPC #73 Feb NSD 0/200
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