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What have/will you spend saturday 13th october 07?
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Today I expect to spend oodles. On me.
Wild, exciting stuff.
Freeview box £15/Argos.
Order broadband £?/No idea who with yet (got to find the cheapest/best still)
And .. er... well, I hope to find more to buy and spend on.
I am rubbish at spending
I need a site that teaches me how to spend, not save. I am trapped in the frugal lifestyle I've always lived and now have lost the knack of spending.
I'd like a pub lunch, but that's out of the question as eating alone in pubs is a pretty poor experience. So probably spend £1.50 on some food to eat in the streets0 -
I rarely get whats going on round here, what are people allowed to spend today? £7.50 at tesco is very precise. Paying £
You're talking to a compulsive spender here, so it helps me keep on track by saying how much I'm going to spend, then confessing how close I came. It's working for me at the moment (although I do sometimes fall off the wagon)
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morning all, first tea break;), may go back to work soon, do a bit then av another tea break...aint spent anything yet, may av a flutter on the morning dogs.. can allow meself up to a fiver.. he who dares ;)5x6 .s/f/d t. t.c..... .at romford.for 3p 91 bets £2.73..then av 2x3 s/f/d t.t.c for 2p £1.82...so less than a fiver, i let you know how i get onCorduroy pillows are making headlines! Back home in London now after 27years wait! Duvet know it's Christmas, not original, it's a cover.0
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ok, had me cuppa now, time for me morning flutterCorduroy pillows are making headlines! Back home in London now after 27years wait! Duvet know it's Christmas, not original, it's a cover.0
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No spend day for me todayNo longer using this account for new posts from 20130
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Not going to spend anything today as I think I'm going to have a lazy day in my PJs!
Was meant to be going shopping for an outfit for my lovely other halfs passing out parade, but decided to hold on to my money for a little longer as I have a couple of weeks yet:heartpuls:heartpuls
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Morning PaP, and everyone :hello:
Hopefully it's just budgeted shopping today, but may be tempted as fridge is decidedly empty of 'finger food'
And 'CHOCOLATE' of course - Tesco Value or ALDI :EasterBun
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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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Nothing....until 7pm tonight
As my friend is up from the RAF, so we're hitting the lash
However, I'm going to desperately keep it to a £50 maximum
If it was just a common or garden night out, I wouldn't bother, but it's a special time0 -
I've been so bad again. Ok, next week will be my NSW
I've got an album launch party to go to on Thursday night on the Queen Mary so I needed something nice to wear, and as daft as it sounds I've got nothing that I haven't been seen in. But next week I promise I will buy nothing other than the groceries.
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:A"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid" - Albert Einstein0 -
Well, my predicted £8.50 spend was a bit optimistic
I spent £8.61 at Tesco, £2.50 on a magazine in WHSmiths and £1.99 on shampoo in Superdrug - total £13.10. I did receive a £1.50 cheque today, so I suppose that was something. Taking £1.50 off, my overspend is £3.10.
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