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what have/will you spend thursday 2nd august 2007?
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good morning all
well its thursday not long now and its the weekend (sorry for those who are working this weekend). Have a great day and remember keep it low :rotfl:
I am on a late today (ie 9pm finish) so i shouldnt spend much... however i need to buy a stamp to send off my college forms and i will need to order/buy some crickets but i am hoping today i will not use the vendors... we shall see :rolleyes: have a nice day all
well its thursday not long now and its the weekend (sorry for those who are working this weekend). Have a great day and remember keep it low :rotfl:I am on a late today (ie 9pm finish) so i shouldnt spend much... however i need to buy a stamp to send off my college forms and i will need to order/buy some crickets but i am hoping today i will not use the vendors... we shall see :rolleyes: have a nice day all
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Morning everyone
Dont know to be honest i need 4 cross stitch threads so about £2.60 i think thats about it
keep it low and enjoy the day
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well it would be another NSD but......
Young adult children are descending on me for their holiday, and they are doing it to save themselves money :rolleyes: , much as I love them it is going to blow August's budget. But I do want home to be their haven. Fortunately they know I'm trying to economise, so aren't expecting steak & strawberries, today DD needs some personal hygene products, OH "needs" cold remedies (man-flu) DS (who still lives at home) has earned a cinema trip plus his fares so all in all about £15
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NSD here. Going out tonight but on someone elses expense account
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Hi all,
It's going to be a nsd for me.
I am going to keep it low over the weekend, as the thought of spending lots of money on stuff that I don't really need will make me feel guilty for the rest of the week!
Lets keep it all low and I will not break into my £20 note! :A
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This is the beginning of the week for my diary. 62p on bread so far, and i'm hoping thats it for the day.
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NSD here. Going out tonight but on someone elses expense account
3rd NSD in a row. Phew.
Not going out tonight now, but still very much as NSD. Am going to try on frocks at lunch but not buy anything (unless, of course, M&S accept buttons and lint as payment - is all thats in my purse) x0 -
:hello: everyone, just spend £4.20 on ebay parcels at the post office, but technically they paid for that.. so a NSD..?
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Have spent £1.49 on new tweezers as I can't find mine and my eyebrows are soooo out of control that I have decided to give up looking and buy some more
Am also going to spend about £80 having highlights and hair cut, but this is out of birthday money and have been to the bank to pay in the rest so I don't spend it!
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