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NST: November 2019
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Sorry, late to the party. Kind of.
I'm aiming for 15 NSD's this month, which is a tall ask as I have a weekend back up in Glasgow, friends staying with me another weekend and a night out with my mates here. So, I need to be organised and disciplined. I welcome the challenge!!
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Morning everyone,
I am ready to tackle November.
Enjoy your trip Dolly
I was up at half five and then went back to bed for a bit. I got up and had breakfast. No plans for the next few days. I was going to buy my return ticket for my trip today but, I am going to wait until my next payment comes through.
I had a takeaway last night but, promised myself I would have three NSDs in return. To be honest after therapy I usually need some comfort food in.No Spend November 2/15 and SPC 1340 -
Dolly - We were down Beadnel way last month. Gorgeous part of the country and the sunrises and sunsets are spectacular. On clear nights the number o stars in the sky is amazing. So glad you enjoyed it.Have adventures. laugh a lot and always be kind.0
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Indigo - your post-therapy food is also medicinal, and therefore won't lose you an nsd. It is a need.NST March lion #8; NSD ; MFW9/3/23 Whoop Whoop!!!0
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Welcome to YESvember and a helloooo to all turtles, old and new. Enjoy the adventure!
Speky - you know that you can never be late to a turtle party! The door is always open.
Ditty - have you done your soa, to see where the money goes? I forgot to say in the intro that it's good to have a notebook as a constant friend, to jot down each and every spend.NST March lion #8; NSD ; MFW9/3/23 Whoop Whoop!!!0 -
apple_muncher wrote: »Indigo - your post-therapy food is also medicinal, and therefore won't lose you an nsd. It is a need.
Thank you, I just feel I am justifying a spend that way, if you know what I mean. I could make something at home that would probably be a lot more satisfying.No Spend November 2/15 and SPC 1340 -
Thanks mothernerd for running October and here's to Yesvember. Feeling positive. Didn't keep track of everything but ended the month with money in the bank (£5.21) and most of the saving intact and growing rather than being borrowed from again.
Also getting my Amazon refund in the next few days and had my £168 refund from my old energy supplier.DEBT 02/25: total £6100 Debt free date 12/250 -
I went to Aldi and HomeBargains yesterday with a strict list after taking stock of the freezer and pantry contents. The intention was a NSD today to start the month but stomach flu has hit and I need to get Bananas and Soup ... o well, try again tomorrow ��Stop Buying **** We Don't Need0
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Morning all - happy YESvember, and good look to everyone.
I'm planning on a NSD day - definitely nothing I NEED.
Busy day at work, I've definitely got that Friday feeling today, will hopefully finish at a reasonable time and then go home and do a quick work out, have tea and then an early night.
I'm not sure if anyone saw the "being happy" quote by Abraham Hicks that was posted on the October thread, but I've typed this up and put it on my office door. It's received lots of positive comments so far, and one of my grateful thoughts today is that I am happy that I shared this with my colleagues - it's certainly given us all food for thought.
Borollan - I'm lethal in Home Bargains - and B&M bargains and Poundstretcher, even if I write a list I go WAY over, and spend more than I should. My tactic this month is to use up all my cleaning products and avoid these kind of stores!!
Have a great day everyone x0 -
Here I am and raring to go :j
Dolly I learnt to scuba dive off Beadnel Bay. A little nippy to say the least:eek:
Budget - November's budget done in YNAB. Money set aside for Christmas, DS sports trip deposit paid, balance of joinery work and decorating
Pay to Debts/Savings first Funds allocated to debt repayments and EF
15 NSDS 0/15 Always struggle with this one
Avoid Coffee Shops - not a great temptation for us but will be indulging in a Christmas coffee from Costalot as it's a Christmas tradition and coffee is required when DS plays at home and supports the club
Lunch to Work - Aiming for 20 days for DH 0/20 Not off to a good start this morning
Remove 60 Items - Great challenge for me this monthHave a bag for the charity shop, books for the volunteer library and a lot of big bits of cardboard in the garage for recycling
Use up Toiletries and Condiments I don't have a stash of either toiletries or cleaning materials but have a few mini toiletries from hotels I can use up and want to use up lots of jars of condiments and odd ingredients I can't remember why I bought (capers??)
Daily Fresh Air The dog will be happy to help with this one
Donate £5 - Samaritan's Purse shoe box appeal filled last month and will donate the £5 'posting/processing' fee. Also donate to poppy appeal at school and home
Daily Gratitude - it's tough to feel positive with redundancy at the end of the year but I have a lot to be grateful for
Help others, Love People :heart2:
New Habits - I want to eat better, it helps my energy levels, look less haggared and may help me lose a few pounds ( I can live in hope :cool:). I want to focus on getting things done at home and spearing frogs to keep me feeling positive when stuck 'working from home' with nothing to do as my contract comes to an end.
1) Eat 3 proper meals each day 0/30
2) Drink 2 glasses of plain water each day 0/30
3) Eat a minimum of 3 F&V each day 0/30
4) Complete 2 items off my to do list each day 0/30
Off to strip the beds and stick them in the washer and fish out the details of DH expired savings bond which has only needed transferring to another account for 2 years :eek::oSave £10,500 - £2673.77 - 25.5%
Pay off £7000 - £1743 - 19.4%
Make £2021 extra income - £99.750
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