What will you spend, Tuesday 15th January?

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  • Yorkielass
    Yorkielass Posts: 2,235 Forumite
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    After a great NS weekend (and friday!) I spent £1.06 on lunch yesterday and £1.50 on a card because I ran out of time to make one and didn't have anything suitable in my card box stock.

    Then dinner out and rehearsal last night.

    And I need to go and get something to eat now - I'm not feeling 100% atm and getting up and out the door was enough this morning never mind worrying about food! I'll keep it low though.
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  • postingalwaysposting
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    sammiboo wrote: »
    Well done PAP!!!

    Now you are going to really learn how to drive. Best thing you'll ever do, although having a car was the base root to all my debt :o

    I wouldnt give my car up for anything though, are you going to do your pass plus?

    Hi sammi, no i wont attempt my pass plus i would like to get a car first then prob just have lessons on the moterway and such. The problem is because i am over 21 with/without my pass plus doesnt make much difference to my insurance. If i was younger on the other hand then i would jump at the chance.
  • jammiejen
    jammiejen Posts: 153 Forumite
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    Hi everyone,

    Well done PAP on passing your test! Like everyone else has said best thing I ever did,

    If it was up to me it would be a NSD but OH is back tonight and we may end up doing something, best laid plans and all that!
    Have a good day
    Jen
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  • MiniLaura
    MiniLaura Posts: 482 Forumite
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    Spent £8 at lunchtime, got a new jumper and earrings in the bay sale! Not too bad! Resisted a bag of chips which helps! Just decided to make do with my homemade stuff! (which was lovely!)
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  • Lelc
    Lelc Posts: 558 Forumite
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    Congratulations PAP - well done.

    I need to get fabric softener, milk and bread today. Looked on mysupermarket.co.uk so should cost me £3.72. Other than that I'm planning to spend nowt else (although might double up on the milk and bread so that I don't need to go near a shop again this week).

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  • Skint_Catt
    Skint_Catt Posts: 11,548 Forumite
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    update - £1.55 on a newspaper (must remember to pick free one up on bus or train station), crisps and chocolate :mad: MUST STOP!
  • postingalwaysposting
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    well i didnt quite end on a nsd. Went and posted an ebay parcel (budgetted) and then i decide to go to greggs for some dinner ~ wanted chips but they are all closed. Now bearing in mind i hadnt eaten since yesterday luchtime i was starving so brought

    £0.65 belgian bun and cream
    £1.22 ~ egg mayo bun
    £0.50 ~ crisps

    total = £2.37 :o :rotfl:
  • mickey_mouse
    mickey_mouse Posts: 1,432 Forumite
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    not going out today so a nsd here:D .
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  • Zabl
    Zabl Posts: 232 Forumite
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    Spent 95p on a coke so far, and need to pick up some contact lenses - so £25 :-( for them - sucky!

    Had a NSD yest and hopefully 2mw too! Fingers crossed :-)
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  • Mandoo_2
    Mandoo_2 Posts: 76 Forumite
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    Spent £6 today posting an ebay parcel, but this was budgeted for. A Low Spend Day today.


    edit:
    I forgot to add that I also spent £1.50 on a small pocket notebook to write down what I spend each day while I am out. I am hoping this will show me where I can cut down and stop me wasting my pennies!
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