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what have/will you spend 30th september 2007?
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on top of that, the girls both need a tutor for Japanese, their mother tongue, they are literate in both languages, but need to really work to keep it up.
Could you save money by talking Japanese at home? Or having an 'only Japanese hour' or something?
I'd love to learn the language, Japan is on my list of 'Places I want to visit one day' along with New York, Mongolia, Muich beer festival, and the Tomato festival in Spain.
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I went shopping today and spent... um..... £69.50 (well actually £79.50 but £10 of the budget was a pb voucher)... :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Can I say in my defence I wore out 2 pairs of jeans this week (
:mad: :rotfl: ) to the point where they have holes in unmentionable places :rotfl: and [strike]desperately needed [/strike] wanted a pair of comfy shoes.
I managed to get 2 prs jeans, 2 t-shirts and 2 pairs of shoes for this (inc a £37 pair of my fave hush puppies which are normally £45) and I do have a budget for clothing and shoes although there is not much left of it now....... I'm off to hide in a corner somewhere...
PS I didn't spend any of this weeks spends money :rotfl: :rotfl:
... ok i'm going now.... :rolleyes:Mortgage free as of 12/08/20!
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awww bless taka, just droped my friend home as her mother has to stay on a little later than first thought... anyways pizza night came to £17.00 with a tip for the driver :j so £3 has gone into my piggy banks
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I'm aiming for a NSD. I'm trying to have at least two a week. Fingers crossed.:think:
Woo hoo! NSD for me today. Feeling quite pleased with myself. :j Unfortunately, I know I wont manage to do the same tomorrow.Reality check - hit rock bottom on 15 Dec 2008 with unsecured debts of £29,136 and not enough money to live on
:j NOW DEBT FREE!!!! :jI try to take life one day at a time but sometimes several days attack me at once 0 -
Hello!
Spends today: £4.97 on a birthday card and a few groceries.
Yesterday was a NSD!!! Second one in a week - fab! Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
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Hello
Nothing!! I take it NSD is No Spend Day? I've just spend 50 mins typing up my first post with my SOA and its just disappeared! Will re do tomorrow0
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