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what have/will you spend xmas day
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A No Spend Day Today as far as bits and pieces are concerned – nothing new or shocking there then – hooray. :rolleyes:
Today have been reading and doing the seed order from my favourite seed and plant catalogue. Probably will post that off tomorrow. Cost comes from the gardening budget.
Will be growing two potatoes in 2008, an early salad type called ‘Charlotte’ and the good old favourite 'King Edward' – hooray. The veggies will be just the good old standards…tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, peas, lettuce, broccoli, leeks and so on…how wonderful. 
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A lovely NSD yesterday, but I'm still stuffed. Thought about going for a run this morning then changed my mind.
The only sale I'm interested in is M&S as I have some vouchers :jThe 365 Day 1p Challenge 2025. Member #420 -
postingalwaysposting wrote: »:rotfl:this is a little joke but i thought i would put it up as believe it or not i know a few shops that are open... oh and then there are the pubs/take outs :rolleyes: so what have you spent today?
Well i will hopefully spend £0 but fingers crossed i may get a few pennies to add to my camera cow :rotfl:
Have a great day all and a Merry Christmas :rudolf:
Hi PaP - I know I'm late, but I only just saw the Christmas day thread. :rotfl:
I did wonder if someone actually would start the thread - possibly one of our Scottish friends as there were shops open on Christmas day - but I'm really pleased to see that you started it.
I can, in all honesty, state that the only thing that I spent, on Christmas Day, was time with my family. Didn't even log on to MSE - that is an admission.
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I spent £50 on Xmas Day - giving my OH a cheque towards his new drum kit which he bought for himself a month ago.0
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Was a NSD for me. I spent most of the day with family, but I couldnt let the day pass without visiting my DFW family :beer:Is it better to aim for the stars and hit a tree or aim for a tree and land in its branches :think:Loves being a Wonderbra friend :kisses3:
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I spent £2 on drink all my grocery shops where open0
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