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what have/will you spend 2nd november 2007?
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postingalwaysposting wrote: »well no one will ever beat mine ~ £2698.50... and that doesnt include the test above :rolleyes:... thats just lessons, two practical tests and one theory :cool:
£2698.50
I spent nothing today, but I did get some stuff in asda yesterday, spent £15 in all on bits and bobs, my Ninja Turtles comic and wine for dinner with my granma last night (we ended up very giggly and silly).
I was almost tempted by the doggy xmas costume, but I resisted. I may get Shadow an xmas hat soon, although she'll only take it off and eat it!
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postingalwaysposting wrote: »well no one will ever beat mine ~ £2698.50... and that doesnt include the test above :rolleyes:... thats just lessons, two practical tests and one theory :cool:
I'm pretty close...
1 x theory = £21
5 (cough) x practical = £230.50
Lessons = £2000ish
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It's my birthday today OH bought lunch and we'll go out for dinner later (same account but if he pays it doesn't feel the same!)
Also need petrol on the way home but that's budgeted for.
So not too bad, oh have a mystery shop to do later - so will spend a few pounds then but on useful things and will get it back.Initial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
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Nothing spent today due to pottering on with the DIY stuff...painting skirting boards and doors and ..er.. .myself :rolleyes: . Hooray...how wonderful. Will need to buy some bits and pieces over the weekend such as bread, milk and tea bags.
OMG... my tea cups empty.... must....put....kettle.....on..... 
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No spend today. Worked all day and this evening again so extra cash. Got accepted for a new current account today so things are looking up :heartpuls
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Spent £9.00 today... ugh.. Forgot to take lunch to work...so had to buy it, theres £5.50 gone and went to the cinema with a friend, who got me in for free, so i thought it only polite to offer to buy him some chips when i got some... so there was another 3.50 gone...
At least i didn't fill this Yesterday... including my bills i spent over £600 :ODebt at Highest: £9,370.34 || Current: 9,370.34
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Hi all
Went out with a friend last nihgt and spent £4.15 on one round of drinks.
She bought two rounds - but she has more money and less debt than me!!
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Well I spent 19p on a coffee at work, but saved money because they asked me to take the van home for the weekend as they don't have anywhere to park it yet. :rotfl: :rotfl: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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I'm shortly off to town to cash my co-op divi cheques. I've got to get some veggies from the veg stall or from Lidl may see what the offers are. I've got a letter to post as well to my OH with the job pages in. Oh and think i need a hair colourant - argh!
Hoping will have lots of change left over from the divi though as i'm off to Lakeside tomorrow with my christmas savings.0
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