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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 diaryHere
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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 much
LTW 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 me
I 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 save
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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 aboard
I 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 later
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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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