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Easter Monday What small dfw things have you done today???
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Well done to everybody :T
Btw, what does DFW mean pls?
(yes I'm a newbie, and stupid) :embarasse0 -
Well donedaisykinn1 wrote: »Switched to a 0% balance transfer card...horrah!
Me and DH have done that too.
At the end of June, my card will be paid off.
0% finishes in July. 0 -
Debt Free Wannabe
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Today I have.... spent £50 on a food processor. At first glance I know that it does not seem money saving but bear with me -
it was half price from Comet:money:
i have been wanting one for two years since my last one broke
i have already used it to chop up odd bits of veg to bung in a huge vat of tomato sauce that is simmering on the cooker even as I type - it will then be bagged up for the freezer for instant pasta sauce
this evening I will be using it to make butter from the stash of reduced cream I got from ASDA
tomorrow morning I will use the juicer attatchment to use up the mound of oranges sat in the fruit bowl
I could go on.... I love my new toy!
I have also done daily clicks and made a loaf of bread in the BM
DFW nerd no = 281 (graduate)0 -
DebbieMids72 wrote: »Well done to everybody :T
Btw, what does DFW mean pls?
(yes I'm a newbie, and stupid) :embarasse
hi DebbieMids72, welcome on board the thread. There is no such thing as a stupid question and we were all newbies once:D
If you get stuck with any more of the abbreviations there is a "sticky" post at the top of the DFW forum which will give you all the answers.:D0 -
bellsbells wrote: »Today I have.... spent £50 on a food processor. At first glance I know that it does not seem money saving but bear with me -
it was half price from Comet:money:
i have been wanting one for two years since my last one broke
i have already used it to chop up odd bits of veg to bung in a huge vat of tomato sauce that is simmering on the cooker even as I type - it will then be bagged up for the freezer for instant pasta sauce
this evening I will be using it to make butter from the stash of reduced cream I got from ASDA
tomorrow morning I will use the juicer attatchment to use up the mound of oranges sat in the fruit bowl
I could go on.... I love my new toy!
I have also done daily clicks and made a loaf of bread in the BM
Hi bellsbells,
Nobody worse than me for buying kitchen gadgets:o as long as you are going to make use of it I feel they earn their keep:D and you got it for a good price:T . My latest addition was a dehydrator, which I think is great:D0 -
I have:
-Spent only the money needed to pay at WeightWatchers
-Prepared packed lunches for tomorrow
-Did piggyclicks
-Checked online banking
-Resisted turning on a light til 6.45pm
Think that's it!1.Virgin CC: [STRIKE]£9432.00[/STRIKE] £10290.00
2.RBS CC: [STRIKE]£3254.62[/STRIKE] £3029.61
3.M&S CC: [STRIKE]£1262.11[/STRIKE] £464.95
4.Next: [STRIKE]£400.00[/STRIKE]. £280.00
TOTAL = [STRIKE]£14348.73[/STRIKE] £14064.560 -
:hello:
Today I have.............spent nothing, zilch, zero :j :j :j
Made homemade biscuits
Walked to pick DD up instead of using the carLong haulers supporters DFW #109NR Loan #1 - £2951.18 Nov 08/0 -
Today i have:
* Had a NSD
* Listed a few items on Amazon
* Checked online banking0
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