the Daily shop is food, a habit I picked up when I worked, calling at the local Neto (now an Asda) for our evening meal and anything else ....
it has to stop, I retired early to care for my husband and the daily shop is now a joke, it means driving three miles to town, dogs insist on coming too, then they have to be walked so drive to country park near the shopping centre
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There’s perfectly lovely places to walk near our home
And of course, though I try and set a budget and stick to a list, there’s always something extra picked up when I do shop
the Daily shop is food, a habit I picked up when I worked, calling at the local Neto (now an Asda) for our evening meal and anything else ....
it has to stop, I retired early to care for my husband and the daily shop is now a joke, it means driving three miles to town, dogs insist on coming too, then they have to be walked so drive to country park near the shopping centre
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There’s perfectly lovely places to walk near our home
And of course, though I try and set a budget and stick to a list, there’s always something extra picked up when I do shop
borollan, I find exactly the same as you, every time I go to the supermarket I buy things I didn't mean to ... They often do get eaten, so not wasted, but at the same time I didn't need them at the time. I like how your dogs insist on going too though, lol
NSD 1/10 and what a battle to make it a NSD! Driving teenagers past a McD0nalds and the ensuring outcry from one of the teenagers was tough going!
Today will be NSD 2 - going for a free day out to the museum, have a M&S voucher for treats, OH said he will buy anything needed for dinner as I tend to pay for everything when he's up here visiting (I will be leaving my purse at home!)
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Save £12k in 2021 #76 = £11,857.21/ £10,000 (118%)
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2021 D: 93 2020 D: 96 2022 D: 15
Save £12k in 2021 #76 = £11,857.21/ £10,000 (118%)
2021 D: 93 2020 D: 96 2022 D: 15
it has to stop, I retired early to care for my husband and the daily shop is now a joke, it means driving three miles to town, dogs insist on coming too, then they have to be walked so drive to country park near the shopping centre
��
There’s perfectly lovely places to walk near our home
And of course, though I try and set a budget and stick to a list, there’s always something extra picked up when I do shop
borollan, I find exactly the same as you, every time I go to the supermarket I buy things I didn't mean to ... They often do get eaten, so not wasted, but at the same time I didn't need them at the time. I like how your dogs insist on going too though, lol
Crikey Honeysucklelou2, well done you!! :T:T:T
2021 D: 93 2020 D: 96 2022 D: 15
2021 D: 93 2020 D: 96 2022 D: 15
Save £12k in 2021 #76 = £11,857.21/ £10,000 (118%)
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2021 D: 93 2020 D: 96 2022 D: 15