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2008 - Live on £4000 for a full year.
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CA personally, I find cheap serviettes float :rotfl:
Maybe the place we are going tonight might have a better quality suitable for flushing
lmao that made me laugh so loud i woke my mum up!!! one things i've not tried....Proud to have dealt with with my debts
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Gone over £300 now
went out for sunday lunch and it ended up being quite a lot. Still on track though I think?
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:j NSD today! Yay! I like Sundays, especially when I go to my parents' house for lunch
Yesterday I spent £10.50. £10 at Mr Ts and 50p at Paperchase. They had massive reductions on the last few Christmas decs and so I picked up a pack of four big silver snowflakes with bells inside for 50p. Think they had been about £5 originally.
Thanks for posting your meal plans Charliesangel, they are really useful as I am feeling so uninspired about planning meals. I also wanted to add that it isn't a great idea to feed your kittens too much tuna as tuna contains a high level of mercury. Occasionally is ok, but its not recommended for all the time. Sorry if you already know this and I'm coming across as being an idiot, I couldn't tell from your post how much you are feeding your kittens.
I'm really impressed at your budget. I'm a long way off that!~ Lexie ~The Minimoilist.Saving money and the planet at the same time.0 -
Just thought I'd share - I ran out of washing up liquid about 4 days ago.
I've been using Stardrops since - I had a bottle anyway - and it says you can use it to wash the dishes - so I have been!
Everything comes out very sparkly and clean, I might swap permanently."Stay Wonky":D
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that's a great idea karen one i will try to use when im washig the dishes hubby has dermatitus and can only use persil ...i was thinking of trying some soap nuts though0
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Ooh i got my first stardrops recently, havent tried it for the dishes yet - it magically removed all the limescale from my showerscreen though - i usually scrub it lots but had never got rid ofit completely before.
Sorry if a bored you all with my super-long posts yesterday - i hadn't gone into detail in previous posts so I needed to say it all to explain how my £2008 target adds up (hm wonder what justrme111 would make of you CA!!!:D)
I had fun today, i was out bargain hunting in SHOPS. I always feel that bargain hunting is much more of an achievement in actual shops...
I got-
stamps (remembered to get them in superdrug, to get the 5% off):T
topped up my phone (at boots - i remembered you earn points on phone top ups there):T
Used the free voucher in the boots magazine to get the free £10 powder - bought a lovely fake tan set (going to be a present) which was reduced to £3 to get it....
....and then got a £5 voucher cos id spent over £10, so i got an spf lipbalm thingy for 75p:T
Also got 2 hair products reduced to 25p each:T
and a denmans hairbrush, which i was planning on getting, with £2.25 off cos the box was smushed:T
and my lovely mummy bought me 70% off gloves, a reduced 75p wooden doll ornament, 10p reduced lollies & 50p reduced chocolates, and a bag, 2 scarves and slippers reduced to £1 each (from superdrug - their old summer range had everything for £1):T
and to top it all off, a found a bunnet in a bush and tuppence on the ground:T
smuggins will be proud....but i think billy might be in the huff with me....
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jumble bee do super drug give you a discount for stamps?0
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Hello all im sorry i was due to start this last week but still got some probs but iam deffo back now but wont be on as much. I am starting from tomorrow so i will update tomorrow nightSealed Pot dec 08 - dec 09 so far £27.67, Live off £4k Spent £330.20 GC £1,200 for 2009 Spent £50.78 PaD so far £650.07Debts: L/woods £154.00 C/One PAID O/D £649.90 Next £299.95 O/D PAID Gas £72.60 Electric £155.73 Mum £640.00 Orange £490.320
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jumble bee do super drug give you a discount for stamps?
its 5% off first class stamps for a short while until the end of march??? am not sure) i heard about it on this site somewhere, and they have signs up at the tills with the dates on itThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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