What will you spend, Thursday 22nd November.

elly2

£7.50 for a sack of pots
£3.50 for taxi to deliver pots(hope my neighbour will contribute to this as got hers delivered the same time)
£ 1.20 on a carton of milk (cant get to iceland today so will have to be from the local shop)

£12.20 total

rog2

free4440273 wrote: »

Oh, and I forgot to say

Not the BEST day to be a Turkey in America. :eek: :rotfl: :eek:

free4440273

rog2 wrote: »

Hi free, PaP and all, :hello: :hello:

Well, hopefully, today should be my last NSD of the week - providing the pay hits the account at midnight, as promised.

I have been studying the Chinese takeaway menu, usually on the fridge door, so much that I could gain a degree in chinese food. :rolleyes:

Am still undecided about what to have for my 'payday treat' - the local 'chinese' does an excellent 116, but sometimes I'm just happy to have a 64, with fried rice. My wife enjoys a 37 (hot) and, of course, we both like the 11 (not vegetarian). :drool: :drool:

Any suggestions?

This is going to sound awfully boring rog2: regarding the payday treat: open up a high interest savings account and shove any 'surplus' each month into the account. boring, but very DFW

rog2

free4440273 wrote: »

This is going to sound awfully boring rog2: regarding the payday treat: open up a high interest savings account and shove any 'surplus' each month into the account. boring, but very DFW

Possibly very DFW, free, but I have had NO income, or benefits, for twelve months. There will be no surplus as I'm only part-time (22 hours a week) so the total amount is not likely to be any more than £450.00. The money will be going straight into my wife's account as I don't have an account and will be going directly towards the housekeeping and the payment of the £60,000 mortgage that we had to take out in order to 'buy back' my beneficial interest, in the family home, from the OR.
Having lived off of my wits for the past year, I don't think a £10 'treat' is going to make a lot of difference.
Besides - it's been the promise of that 'Chinese' that has kept me going.

JET34

HI everyone,
So far today I have spent £0.90 on some newspaper's and chewing gum but I need to get some milk and dishwasher tablet's on the way home........so about £5.00 today.

pollyanna24

Well, my NSD yesterday turned into me spending £4.14 on three mini bottles of wine.

Therefore, my NSD today turned into a horrendous £5.75 for a hangover cure this morning.

£1.75 for a sausage torpedo
£1.20 for a cappucino
£0.45 for a carton of orange juice

£1.75 for a baguette for dinner (at college)
£0.60 for a can of tango for dinner

Not too bad I guess, really needed it this morning though!

Won't spend any more as I have college and bf is too ill to go pub after, so straight home!

CRANKY40

NSD for me again. In fact I got given money. OH goes halves with his mum on the dog's vet bills (he did it when he lived at home, and carried on when he moved out and we got married).

Last week was doggy booster time, OH works away, so I handed over the doggy dosh on his behalf. I got £3.50 change this week, which I had already told MIL to keep, but she insisted on giving it back.

I am not paying to park the car and taking a 3 year old out in the rain to put it back in OH's bank, so it's in my pocket. He won't mind:rotfl:

free4440273

free4440273 wrote: »

Morning all. Should be a NS Thursday for me:rolleyes:. Hope everyone has a fantastic day, and do take care

another disastrous day at the supermarket:rotfl:. milk, pitta bread, yoghurt, letter proof of postage: damage £3.92:eek:

postingalwaysposting

well today went all wrong so, have gone over budegt and feel awfull anyhows :rolleyes:

£8.00 ~ £1 shop on cotton buds and 7 packs of embellishments for card making
£2.73 ~ woolworths on 2 drinks, glue sticks, 2 bars of choc and batterys
£4.00 ~ pet shop on crickets, mine had all died and the place i usually get them from @ £2.50 only allows orders and mine arnt due till next week :rolleyes:

£14.73 :eek:

bobbadog

£3.79 on eBay parcel (posted Special Delivery - came to £6 but have been collecting unstamped stamps and utilised them!).

Other than that, NSD. OH is getting bread and binbags on his way home. x