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What have / will you spend today? Friday 21 September

Morning guys

Hope you don't mind me starting off. Was up early with OH and packed my stuff for the weekend (we're going to our parents and he's driving up with our stuff after work, but I have a work do tonight so have to get an evil train).

Today's a spender:

£14 trainfare (I think. Has been a while. Only need a single)
£6 lunch (am treating self today. Haven't anything in fridge to even attempt to cook from, and have lost weight so am going to binge on fresh stuff at the Crussh smoothie bar!)
£7 ish cab to station later (will claim back from work, as it's a work do thing)

Eek.

Plus side though, had £30 of eBay money clear today, which covers it all.

Have a lovely day everyone! xx
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  • rog2
    rog2 Posts: 11,650 Forumite
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    Hi bobbadog - you were up early, weren't you. :eek: :eek:

    Don't think I'm going to spend anything today, but it is early. :rolleyes:

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    Have a good weekend bobbadog. :beer:
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  • Skint_Catt
    Skint_Catt Posts: 11,548 Forumite
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    Well done rog2 - give up those evil sticks!

    hello bobbadog, et al.

    £3.05 ish on lunch from the food poisioning place over the road
    £5 on eBay purchase tonight (collecting)
    £2 on jobs papers

    That should be it IIRC!

    C xx
  • Kevicho
    Kevicho Posts: 3,216 Forumite
    NSD technically for me so far

    Loaned GF a quid for the bus, then found a pound on the floor outside work

    Oh happy days :D
  • Hopefully I can get away with just the £1.10 fare to work if I can. On my way back to uni today after a week at home, managed to get the train for £5.95 (good old FGW) but that came out yesterday. Knowing my housemates I'll have to buy tea though, never any food in the house when I get back :p
    This is getting addictive! :D:eek:
  • bobbadog
    bobbadog Posts: 1,606 Forumite
    Trainfare will be £13.35 - not too bad really x
  • good afternoon bobbadog and friends

    need to get back into the being good thing so I'm going to make a point of posting on this everyday!

    so far I've spent
    £1.30 on bus to work,
    £1.72 on crisps, juice and a double decker:rolleyes:

    off home this weekend but mum is picking me up from work. this weekend can either work out to be a big spender or a no spender so...:confused:
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  • NSD for me today! Hooray!
    October make £10/day currently £11.02
  • Yorkielass
    Yorkielass Posts: 2,235 Forumite
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    £1.04 on chocolate this morning for OH and me - no time for breakfast as OH's going away tonight with work and we was trying to pack. :rolleyes:

    Might have a drink between work and him leaving - depending on times.
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