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Septembers 'Take your Lunch To Work' Challenge.
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Nothing yesterday and today bread,marmite and a banana.0
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Leftovers for me today. Noodles with veg in a hoisin sauce, will warm them up in the microwave at work for lunch. Yummm
4/27 so far for me"These things take time but I know that I'm the most inept that ever stepped"0 -
Hello,
I did an SOA a couple of day's ago and worked out that me and hubby spend roughly £182 a month on food at work
Coule I please join? as I think I need to judging by that stupidly high figure!!Read my diaryHere0 -
I've been ever so good and packed a salad for my lunch BUT THERE IS A MARKET IN OUR VILLAGE TODAY. seriously, for the first time ever. I have to go ( I need to walk past it to get to the bank) I keep telling myself I can get us an after dinner treat, and my lunch is fine and tasty.0
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Good afternoon,
I have managed another 2 days of packed lunches at work (although technically lunch at home yesterday). The contents of my lunches have not been too exciting, just tinned soup, sandwiches, fruit and other snacks. I was drinking a lot of coke before, always popping out to the shops for a can but have not had one since Monday, I've been bringing a water bottle filled with orange squash with me to work instead. I had a bad migraine yesterday which I suspect was from the lack of coke!
I am planning to include my weekends as days I will not eat out for lunch so we'll see how that goes.
Enjoy your weekend.NSD Dec: 0/15
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The_Only_Girl wrote: »Hi all just woke up from post night shift beauty/recovery sleep. Went straight to bed after work after 2 sips of tea which DS1 lovingly prepared for me. So skipped breakfast and lunch (shift work is a very unhealthy lifestyle).
Tut Tut! I bet shift patterns make it really difficult though, so i wont nag too muchLTW number 3- pasta a la carbonara leftovers brought to work and home-made hazelnut bar.
Home made hazlenut bar? Could you share the recipe please, it sounds nice!SmarterNotHarder wrote: »Well aren't I a silly sausage! I *took* my lunch to work but.. well then the canteen was serving one of my favourites so...
Doh. One chick pea and feta salad came home with meI did however enjoy the overnight oats I took with me and a brekkie bar which at least staved off the vending machine temptations!
*hangs head in shame*
No head hanging needed, we live and learn AND you are trying, which makes the difference. Just think of the £'s you will save0 -
Added to here!There_Is_a_Light wrote: »Leftovers for me today. Noodles with veg in a hoisin sauce, will warm them up in the microwave at work for lunch. Yummm
4/27 so far for me
I love leftovers, and that sounds sooo good!chocolatelover93 wrote: »Hello,
I did an SOA a couple of day's ago and worked out that me and hubby spend roughly £182 a month on food at work
Coule I please join? as I think I need to judging by that stupidly high figure!!
Welcome aboardI was spending more than that on just me, before i started this thread. You are in good company
I've been ever so good and packed a salad for my lunch BUT THERE IS A MARKET IN OUR VILLAGE TODAY. seriously, for the first time ever. I have to go ( I need to walk past it to get to the bank) I keep telling myself I can get us an after dinner treat, and my lunch is fine and tasty.
I love a good market, so i say DO IT! Just make sure you eat your LTW and save any market goodies for later0 -
WantToBeSE wrote: »Tut Tut! I bet shift patterns make it really difficult though, so i wont nag too much
Same again today unfortunately. I went straight to bed after night shift number 2 sans breakfast and lunch (I needed bed more than food) but have just awaken now, STARVING I could eat for England. Will go downstairs in a bit to find something to eat.
For LTW last night I had the last bit of the noodles and veg stir fry and half a punnet of yummy cherries (YS bargain haul last Tuesday).
It won't be NSD today as I need to do buy some essentials like milk and bananas. Only a small spend hopefully.
My LTW tonight (night shift #3) will be chicken salad wrap."There is Life AFTER DEBT."LBM 2009 Total Debt £49046.24 Debt Free as of 27/08/20150 -
WantToBeSE wrote: »Added to here!
I love a good market, so i say DO IT! Just make sure you eat your LTW and save any market goodies for later
I was so good, I bought some Cannoli (may have eaten a cheeky one....) but i ate my salad, and didn't go for a calzone,however tempting it was. SUCCESS. :T0 -
Day 4 for me, and day 2 for dh. I had 4 slices of toast for lunch, 2 with pink-and-purple sprinkles (dds wanted to try but didn't like, and I just cannot throw away), 2 with honeyed goat's cheese (free after rebate).
Dh had bread with peanutbutter, judging by the jar he left open on the kitchen table :undecidedAre you wombling, too, in '22? € 58,96 = £ 52.09Wombling in Restrictive Times (2021) € 2.138,82 = £ 1,813.15Wombabeluba 2020! € 453,22 = £ 403.842019's wi-wa-wombles € 2.244,20 = £ 1,909.46Wombling to wealth 2018 € 972,97 = £ 879.54Still a womble 2017 #25 € 7.116,68 = £ 6,309.50Wombling Free 2016 #2 € 3.484,31 = £ 3,104.590
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