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Brunch in theonlygirl's household has just finished - French toast with golden syrup. Slightly naughty but very MSE because I used up the loaf of white bread in the fridge that was best before yesterday and the partially opened skimmed milk. I didn't use oil at all, just a very thin layer of butter on each side and voila the family's slightly indulgent all time favourite breakfast. Now off to shine my sink and fly clean the garden before I go out for my weekly shopping."There is Life AFTER DEBT."LBM 2009 Total Debt £49046.24 Debt Free as of 27/08/20150
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We have a fab snack for The Cauldron,whose tummy is rumbling ominously..... yes,we're up to 73 nsds and with 22 nsders having posted we have an average of3.3 nsds each!!!0
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The_Only_Girl wrote: »Brunch in theonlygirl's household has just finished - French toast with golden syrup. Slightly naughty but very MSE because I used up the loaf of white bread in the fridge that was best before yesterday and the partially opened skimmed milk. I didn't use oil at all, just a very thin layer of butter on each side and voila the family's slightly indulgent all time favourite breakfast. Now off to shine my sink and fly clean the garden before I go out for my weekly shopping.
Sounds very nice,plus very frugal. :money:
Well,today is the men's tennis final.Promises to be interesting to say the least.
Other plans for the day:a bit of housework and a swim.
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Here's a lovely jug of lemonade that I just made for everyone!

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Yesterday was NSD #5 - and my 5-in-a-row which I can't believe I've managed so early in the month :T
It almost wasn't though
The DVD box set (5 disks giving a total of about 14 hours viewing) I was price monitoring on Friday continued to drop s-l-o-w-l-y. I was prepared to pay up to £3.74+p&p, and I saw it drop to £2.55+p&p which looked like an all-time low other than one very short-lived glitch a while ago. Nipped down to the local shops with OH (he wanted to check a few bits), and came home to find one of the competitors had either sold or removed theirs so the other had gone back up to around the £3.70 of the next cheapest. But then those 2 started a price war......
Went to bed wondering if it would get as low again, and got up this morning to find them around the £2.40 mark! Refreshed the screen at regular intervals and it kept dropping 1p at a time. Within the last half hour I did a refresh to find the one from my preferred seller had gone (presumably someone bought it), but the other hadn't yet shot up to match the next lowest price of £6+p&p. So I quickly snaffled myself a copy for £2.19+p&p. Means I've saved enough on this (£1.65, which equates to 33% of the max I was prepared to pay) to cover the cost (incl p&p) of another film and still have some left towards another :T
So today's not an NSD, which is a shame as I was quietly hoping to get to 6-in-a-row. I won't manage more than 3 next week (D/Deb due out tomorrow, another 'on Monday or shortly after' which based on last couple of months means prob Thur, and a regular card payment due out on Friday), but I think I could potentially manage anything up to 13 after that. I'll be happy with another run of just 5
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NSD number 3 today. Finally!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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Erk 48 hours of a migraine meaning surfacing from a darkened room to drink tea/eat soup - go back to bed!
This does mean that I am on 7 NSDs and 7 in a row though
Must use my stash up!0 -
NSD 6/20, had a spend yesterday as it was my shop though no spend today but had our first BBQ in our house since we moved in in Sept! So exciting! Been a fantastic day weather wise! Hoping for some good no spendage this week!
Jodles
MFW2020 #115 250/3000 J-250
1% challenge- /1525Save 1k in 2020- /3000
Joining in UberFrugalMonthChallenge set up by the Frugalwoods!
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knit witch I hope you feel better soon

NSD #5 for me
Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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NSD #1 today
About time too!
Knit Witch,i hope you are feeling better soon. I suffer with migraines and they are truly awful
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