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CrazyBee wants to be Mortgage Free!
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I spent £17 on biscuits and todays lunch, I know what would possibly cost that much? £5.00 sushi, £2.00 For samosa, £6.50 for biscuits, £2.00 for drink, £1.50 for pretzel gosh it really adds up - that was extortionate! £17.00 I am not doing that again I can tell you, can you beleive I was trying to make it cheaper by only buying one sushi box, last time it cost in the region of £20 so it is cheaper but not by much.
I am going to have a dinner at home tonight no take out for me after that little lunch break! However in my lunch break I also did the linen and put it on to wash, so that is one less job for tonight, there are a few more jobs to do, Bathroom I want to get done while I wait for the dinner, it is needed this time!! and Hoover and mop after dinner if I am up to it.
MD wants to go to the garden centre and more tomorrow (I say and more as it is more then just a garden centre!) So it really would be good to get those pesky jobs out of the way. Actually I am going to do them before dinner then do Baked beans on toast for dinner with cheese on top, yes that will do me. Cheap and nutritious and quick. So a trusty list: -
1) Do the bins
2) Do the bathroom
3) Hoover
4) Mop
5) Eat dinner
6) Clean dining table after wash up and after dinner
7) R&R
I am not looking forward to this it is the case of powering through 😒😒😒!
I decided the mopping can be left the flor doesn't look too bad, bit naughty!Missions for the rest of the year:-
1) Build up an emergency fund (EF)
2) Improve spending habits.
3) Create a budget that is compatible to me.
4) Buy healthier snacks to avoid junk food splurges.0
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