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what have/will you spend today 6th sep 2007?

postingalwaysposting
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afternoon all :D sorry its late early start :mad: anyways i have just spent my budgeted driving lesson which i am leaving for soon... hope everyone else has had a nsd :rotfl:

take care pap :A
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  • rog2
    rog2 Posts: 11,650 Forumite
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    Hi PaP - waited eagerly for you to start the thread - did you have a good day at work? Enjoy the driving lesson.

    My son (bless him:rolleyes: ) emptied half a jar of coffee into the teabag jar, and it mixed with all the 'tea-dust' making it taste awful - so I had to spend £1.17 to get a jar of coffee in Tesco. :eek: :eek:

    I wouldn't mind, but my son doesn't even drink coffee. :mad:
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  • pinkkat8910
    pinkkat8910 Posts: 248 Forumite
    NSD for me - woo hoo :)
  • chloebelle
    chloebelle Posts: 511 Forumite
    Spent £34 on postage to spend e-bay items which was a shame ;)

    However, I have bids on 17 items which are ending tonight and current bids total £68 :j

    In profit for today!!!:beer:
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  • Casperthefriendlyghost
    Casperthefriendlyghost Posts: 960 Forumite
    Hi everyone
    NSD for me too!!
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  • esthomizzy
    esthomizzy Posts: 492 Forumite
    NS so far but I'm now going to get my legs waxed and meet my friend for a drink. I'm going on holiday on Saturday and I draw the line at waxing my own legs (too painful). Yesterday was a NS though so that numbs it a little (still feeling the hit of paying for the holiday though). Roll on payday.
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  • HairyHandofDartmoor
    HairyHandofDartmoor Posts: 13,960 Forumite
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    £2 for son's school bus fare again. I'm going to buy him a bus pass on Monday but they won't do termly ones, only a month at a time, so there's always a couple of weeks each half term where it's cheaper to pay daily (cursed bus company!)
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  • daphne_descends
    daphne_descends Posts: 2,517 Forumite
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    A NSD here too :T but I think I'm set to polish off the rest of my weekly budget tomorrow so it's a good thing I've not been tempted today.
  • ciarasdreams
    ciarasdreams Posts: 1,125 Forumite
    I have not actually spent a single penny in three days now.but I am going to a friends for dinner and that could possibly change all my hard work.
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  • postingalwaysposting
    postingalwaysposting Posts: 13,987 Forumite
    rog ~ hun if i am not around start the thread. Its hard when i work shifts, but its easier to get a job that works shifts :rotfl: and it wouldnt be very mse if i didnt have a job :rotfl: work was fine hunni... worried over tonight but that went well. Prep day today so 100's of sandwiches for me :rolleyes:

    HairyHandofDartmoor ~ i hate bus companys too. Could you not get monthly ones but stop them before 1/2 terms etc. So you do a month from 1st to the 1st but on the second month if there is school holidays just pay for the week before 1/2 term :D obviously only if it works out cheaper ;) thats how i used to work it when i payed monthly
  • irishmist_2
    irishmist_2 Posts: 236 Forumite
    Hi Pap and all,
    NSD here and hoping for one tomorrow as well -keep fingers crossed!
    Have goo evenings all x
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