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what have/wiil your spend Tuesday 21st august 2007?
Skint_Catt
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:hello: Hi all
Need some cereal and will have a look in Asda for some home bargains as we'll be moving soon!
Max £10
C xx
Need some cereal and will have a look in Asda for some home bargains as we'll be moving soon!
Max £10
C xx
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£4 this morning on much needed pastry and smoothie (hungover).
Am going out for lunch, so £8 + need rolls on way home £1
OH paid for dinner last night and OH's sister brought the wine, so my big spend day really wasn't!0 -
I spent £42.12 today already, and it's not even noon yet!:shocked:
£28.05 on my monthly water bill, so it's now up-to-date. (This was budgeted.)
£6.38 on bread, eggs, cereal and a bottle of red wine (Comes out of my grocery budget.)
And £7.69 that will have to come out of my Moozies weekly challenge budget, I bought a new book today (£6.99 ~ Cannibals and Evil Cult Killers:D)!! and 70p for posting a small parcel.
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I've had a GAIN day today. Took my mum shopping and she put £10 petrol in my car for me
Which now means i can pay another £10 onto by BT card towards my bill (If i make it past the wine shop that is) 0 -
I'll have a gain day too as I'm planning to take a £15 top back to M&S as I didn't try it on in the shop and I don't like it.0
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Planning for a NSD again today. It's actually sunny here, so am going to take the kids to the park.And I will not buy them an icecream, I will not buy them an icecream, I will not buy them an icecream! (They can have one when they get home for nothing!)Finally Debt Free After 34 Years, But Still Need to Live Frugally
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Hi S_K - good to see you standing in for PaP today. :T :T
Should be a No Spender here, today. My wife bought laminate flooring yesterday, so it looks as if this evening is spoken for. :rolleyes:
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hoping for a no spend day, and so far im there0
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Might buy myself a bottle of red wine from my own stash that's coming from Tesco tonight.
Know that doesn't make sense, but I put it on Tesco Credit Card for the points and figured whenever I had a bottle, I would put the money in the joint account so that I didn't have to pay off the 12 bottles in one go! Makes sense in my head anyhows!Pink Sproglettes born 2008 and 2010
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NSD so far,
Shopping after work but have budgeted for that and have a list! My parents are coming to stay over the weekend and mum said she'd give me some money towards food for the 2 nights I'm cooking for them - so I'm going to get the stuff seperately (and get one H&B lot with each shop
) and then hopefully she'll pay me back for some of that shop - I love my mum :A
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Zilch today:D
None of us have been out, used food that we have in for lunch and have pulled some chops out the freezer for dinner with roast spuds and roasted veg.
Oh & DD washing the car;)
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