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What have/will you spend Monday 5th Nov?

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  • LookingAhead
    LookingAhead Posts: 4,633 Forumite
    mrsspendalot wrote: »
    Awwww thanks :D

    I WILL enjoy my new clothes :D


    You're welcome :)

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  • bobbadog
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    Probably a NSD... unless the milk has turned...fingers crossed.
  • marksandsparksgal
    marksandsparksgal Posts: 1,620 Forumite
    €1.20 / £0.83 on a hotdog, oops. But I'm not going badminton tonight which would usually cost me €5 / £3.50 since I'm injured, so sort of money saving? :confused:
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  • two_sheds_2
    two_sheds_2 Posts: 114 Forumite
    I baked & froze the week's bread this morning = ingredients cost c.£2, savings of 75p a loaf
    soaked and boiled a big pan full of beans for chilli to eat/freeze ... cost 89p, saved £2+
    Cooking chicken from freezer for OH, bought for half price, saving = £1.23

    Taking back my DVDs on time, so saving £4 in fines !!
    Found OH a cheap train ticket to London for footie, so saving £20 each journey.
    Have just treated self to some fabric off eBay £2.50 (account's in credit, so not a real spend), to make a dress (saving £30+). Or to leave in a drawer for six years. :)

    A NSD, way-hey!
  • Liliboo
    Liliboo Posts: 136 Forumite
    Well we just decided to take our weekly swim today instead of tomorrow. Have a swim saver card though which means its only £2.50 and get a free drink too. Not a NSD after all, but still quite low & will hopefully manage my NSD tomorrow.

    Lil xxx
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  • free4440273
    free4440273 Posts: 38,438 Forumite
    free4440273 wrote: »
    Morning allgreet009.gif, Should be a NS Monday. Hope everyone has a fantastic day :)

    NOT. another disastrous day at the supermarket:rotfl:. Shower gel, microwave chips, organic blueberry yogurt (two): damage £4.46:eek:
    BLOODBATH IN THE EVENING THEN? :shocked: OR PERHAPS THE AFTERNOON? OR THE MORNING? OH, FORGET THIS MALARKEY!

    THE KILLERS :cool:

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  • Bagpuss741
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    Second no spend day in a row:j
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  • x_raphael_xx
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    nikflo wrote: »
    it will be a nsd for me today, haven't spent a penny so far and will take a bottle of water from home to dd swim lesson so i won't buy a coffee there.

    Why not take a flask of coffee?
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  • bobbadog
    bobbadog Posts: 1,606 Forumite
    bobbadog wrote: »
    Probably a NSD... unless the milk has turned...fingers crossed.

    I was hoping to make an extra £30 at work today, and have made £40 HURRAH! in cash, which is going straight in the bank to cover my mobile bill (£25 a month but they put me on the wrong tarriff when I renewed, and my bill this month is £38! Am getting the extra back, but have to pay the full amount on DD day) x.
  • Coolmum66
    Coolmum66 Posts: 145
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    Hi All

    Sunday - NSD
    Monday - NSD

    But - think the exhaust on my car is a bit rattly. Shall I just turn the radio up to cover the rattle?!?!?!

    Rog - sounds like the job is going well? - Congrats to you hun.

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