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The 'Happy Halloween' October NSD Challenge
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Hi Marmiterulesok & Dolly Rocker am proud to be a member of the 'obsessive money holder on to' club:j
Day 4 for me and I am now off to update my sig as I had committed to 18 and I have put 16! I think I may need a spreadsheet to keep track of the challenges I am signing up to
Debt @ Sept '16 = £51804 Oct '16= £51,095 1.37% paid off
Oct grocery challenge = £229.05/£250
Oct AFD challenge = 20/31
Oct NSD = 13/18
Emergency Fund member #209 = 376/10000 -
Thank you guys
Today wasn't a NSD but I knew it wouldn't be and had it accounted for! Will try for NSD #3 tomorrow! Debt free once - Back again | Current debt: £2479.50 - January 2025 | Make £2025 in 2025 #11 - £41/£20250 -
NSD #5 today
I also went to 2 classes at the gym today so feeling doubly virtuous! :A :AHouse fund: ~£5000 / £10,000
_£1000 emergency fund #208 - £151.74/ 1000 _ 0 -
number 3 for me today, not bad going so far. Spendy day expected tomorrow.One life - your life - live it!0
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5 October 2016 NSD#4
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God I just had a look in my savings notebook & I have so many IOU post it's in there it is unbelievable :eek:
My NSD's in October will go to paying this all off.
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Shopping today, including an impulse purchase of some orange and purplish-black pansies to give a Halloween theme to some tired looking plant tubs by the front door. A bit more MSE-ish earlier today, collected pine cones whilst taking the dog for a walk. Gradually over this month I will decorate our home with autumnal decorations with the Samhain festival at the end of the month in mind. I don't like the commercial Halloween thing that is going on nowadays.....but I have to say, in Aldi's today, looking at their Halloween decorations, I only just stopped myself buying a banjo-playing skeleton.One life - your life - live it!0
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:rotfl:
Well done for managing to resist!
My mum has a house full of halloween decorations, my youngest sister was born on halloween so we always had a birthday party & my mum decorated the whole house.
Only recently stopped, my sister is 31!
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Update promised tonight!0
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Nargleblast wrote: »Shopping today, including an impulse purchase of some orange and purplish-black pansies to give a Halloween theme to some tired looking plant tubs by the front door. A bit more MSE-ish earlier today, collected pine cones whilst taking the dog for a walk. Gradually over this month I will decorate our home with autumnal decorations with the Samhain festival at the end of the month in mind. I don't like the commercial Halloween thing that is going on nowadays.....but I have to say, in Aldi's today, looking at their Halloween decorations, I only just stopped myself buying a banjo-playing skeleton.
I first of all read that as 'orange and purplish-black panties' and wondered what the connection was with your plants!!!!0
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