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What will you/have you spend today - Monday 8th October 2007?
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Hello everyone, today i've spent:
* £2.00 - Bus
* £3.22 - Lunch
Total = £5.22 :T
Also had to go to the dentist and i paid £43.60 :eek:, luckily this was already budgetted for. Still expensive though....0 -
Also had to go to the dentist and i paid £43.60 :eek:, luckily this was already budgetted for. Still expensive though....
Dentist fees are really frightening :eek: - I'm seriously considering a 'dental trip' to Poland. Has anyone else done this?
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Nothing today
Will be £1.90 tomorrow on swimming (not going out for birthday all my friends have freshers flu
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Nothing Wednesday planned
See you later guys xNo longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
not going out for birthday all my friends have freshers flu
Hope you're going to celebrate the birthday with us, Gemmzie. :bdaycake:I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.
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DFW Nerd # 166 PROUD TO BE DEALING WITH MY DEBTS0 -
cost me £40 to get the piano tuned this morning and that's before 9am but nothing else for me 0
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£1.25 on a can of coke and a cholocate bar trying to fix my hangover, didn't work though!0
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Evening all! :hello:
Well my spends today were:
£1.50 bus fare
£3.48 in charity shop for a funky belt and a very pretty shirt that will go with a skirt I got last week. Result!
I have to go grocery shopping later - aiming for sub £50....well actually sub £40 if I am honest!Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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I thought that I would have a NSD today (I think that means a no spend day ? - I'm not sure about the jargon you all use lol)
However I had to go on a visit for work - I planned my food and took sandwiches, but I had to get up at 5.15am for a 3 hour drive, and on the way back I was flagging, so stopped and bought a chocolate bar and a pkt crisps - which of course at the service station was £1.20. This is still within my weekly £2 budget for such occasions, but it is bad on a monday already to have spent 60% of my contingency money.
I also spent £25.14 on petrol, for the hire car I had for the visit, but as I get exactly that back, I'm not counting it.
On a better note, those 2 purchases did allow me to put 64p in my jam jar, which wouldn't have happened if I'd had a NSD.
I just need to get my expenses in quick, as I need that £25 before the end of the month, or food will be a bit lacking the last week of October[STRIKE]DFW Nerd number 729[/STRIKE]Debt Free & Proud0 -
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thansk mr rog for starting this thread ~ yet again work got in the way :rolleyes: anyways funny day for me here ~
£0.60 ~ sandwich, only to get it out the machine and it has onion in it ~ i hate onion (would you believe only 1 hour before then i had made the said sandwichs and they were labled clearly) :rolleyes: but i wasnt buying another so force fed it to myself :rotfl:
£0.40 ~ fruit shoot (bundled with the sandwich)
£0.15 ~ cup of tea (dish water)
£0.15 ~ lovely tea (same machine)
typical :rotfl: and 20p in me pots
total = £1.50 :eek: must make sandwiches for work, must make packed lunch for work...0
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