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2008 - Live on £4000 for a full year.
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How sad can I get. I waited until 12.15am last night before buying a new hoover from Curry's but it was half price.
Must join to reducing challange just heard this AM that sister-in -laws husband has had a mild heart attack yesterday - wake up callJanuary food 175.00 spent 181.60 oops nothing left. £4000 challenge/3384.49 leftheating oil £396.69,NSD 13/200 -
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"Stay Wonky":D
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MSHAWX - I'll get your name added when updating, thank you for joining us and I hope your SIL's hubby is OK.
Keren - Well Done! :beer: (It's healthy beer, honest)
I have just finished my first frugal cycle of the day and set the counter on 'calories burned'. (OK, slight exageration, it's taken half an hour to recuperate!) Does anyone remember 'Absolutely Fabulous'? :rotfl:
I made it to 250, despite my determination to make it to 300 and the first thing I thought of whilst puffing and panting, crawling upstairs with rubber legs and a numb bum, bouncing off the hall walls and then collapsing in a heap before sliding off the armchair onto the floor was... I NEED A FAG! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:I reserve the right not to spend.
The less I spend, the more I can afford.
Frugal living challenge - living on little in 2025 while frugalling towards retirement.0 -
I can't join in this - I don't own a tapemeasure and i dont know anyone who does!
could I go by weight instead?
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Can you put me down for 271....has any one noticed that one leg and arm measures different to the other, I've never noticed before!!!
Going to run, walk and do tennis and boxing on the Wii.WIN £2008 in 2008 £1836.31 2009 wins - £91!!! 2010 wins in Oz $ 6170.... wins 2011 aprox $2000
MFIT - number 37. Reduce my mortgage from £63,500 to £48,000. now at 54,000...0 -
Take measurements of all of the following: neck, chest, waist, hips, thighs, tops of legs, calves, ankles, tops of arms and wrists and keep a note of them. You should have 15 numbers in total. If you take these in inches, then the number isn't so big.
Neck = 1 number
Chest = 1 number
Waist = 1 number
Hips = 1 number
Thighs = 2 numbers
Tops of legs = 2 numbers
calves = 2 numbers
tops of arms = 2 numbers
and wrists = 2 numbers
My total = 14 numbers
Am I missing something?
Also can I join in will measure later when I get homeFebruary Grocery Challenge 262.50/250.00 - overspend - oh no!
March GC 0/300.00
Weight loss goal - lose 14 lbs by May 18th 2016 - so far 3 lbs lost0 -
Ah yes bum!
sorry to post....February Grocery Challenge 262.50/250.00 - overspend - oh no!
March GC 0/300.00
Weight loss goal - lose 14 lbs by May 18th 2016 - so far 3 lbs lost0 -
Take measurements of all of the following: neck, chest, waist, hips, thighs, tops of legs, calves, ankles, tops of arms and wrists and keep a note of them. You should have 15 numbers in total. If you take these in inches, then the number isn't so big.
Neck = 1 number
Chest = 1 number
Waist = 1 number
Hips = 1 number
Bum = 1 number
Thighs = 2 numbers
Tops of legs = 2 numbers
calves = 2 numbers
tops of arms = 2 numbers
and wrists = 2 numbers
My total = 14 numbers
Am I missing something?
Also can I join in will measure later when I get home
HOW COULD I FORGET THE BUM PART??? :eek: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Added it into your list. I got told there are 2 measurements to use for this potentially expansive area of the anatomy, one measurement around the hip bone area and one around the 'fuller' areas
Will update the names etc after lunch and another 250 cals worth of frugal cycling :cool:I reserve the right not to spend.
The less I spend, the more I can afford.
Frugal living challenge - living on little in 2025 while frugalling towards retirement.0 -
Oh, how I admire all you frantic frugal females exercising to the end of your little tethers.:D:beer:
I am pleased that this challenge is a year long one as a chunk of money came out of my account in DDs today to the tune of £267.75 :eek: But, some of those are due to reduce next month.
Nearly had a heart attack when the BT bill arrived as it was for over £450. When I had calmed down and regained the ability to readI realised that there is a bill for nearly £280 for the repair work done following the fire so our Landlord will pay that :T Also, our bill includes internet and we only have a cheap PAYG mobile as no reception so £59pm is not too bad. We usually have calls about £18 per quarter but made more following the fire.
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