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Tuesday 3/06/08 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Today I will count my 20p tin- I think it's at about £8/9, but I need £10 before the bank will take it so going to see if I can get some change today!
-Check online banking for myself and dh.
-Ask the midwife if I can have a prescription for free vits.
-Buy loofah to minimise shower gel use.
-Cook store cupboard meal from meal planner -roast chicken- also hide leftovers from dh so we can have them tomorrow for dinner.
-Buy fruit in Tescos to maximise club card points. (Only if reduced!)
-Use credit card for purchases- not been brave enough yet.
-Pay money into holiday spends savings.
-Drop perfume off for my friend- pick up money tomorrow.
J
X2022 Comp total (prizes + free spins): £494.81 #20 £12 a day Jan: £382.95/£372 #57 360 1p challenge: £17.70 £10 a day Feb: £571.09/£280 March: £311.96/£3100 -
Peeing down here today, really annoying!
Today I have:- Done PB CT and comps
- Checked banking
- Amended standing orders (increased by a few £ each)
- Washed up last nights dinner stuff and todays breakfast stuff, rather than in DW, saving electric
- Done housework - free exercise and feels good
- Checked for MS - none
- Put change in sealed pot, now too heavy for me to pick up and only half full :eek:
- Started a shopping list, will scout through cupboards and try and do a rough meal plan
- Updated lovefilm list to make the most of free trial
- Breakfast and lunch from stores, not sure whats for dinner yet though, will update later!
- [STRIKE]Drive to mums, but tie in with other trips[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Go to recycling centre[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Go to bank with cheque[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Complete shopping list[/STRIKE] and go via mysupermarket to make sure I get the best deals
- Print out above list ready for Weds
- Check MOC and put them to one side to use weds
- [STRIKE]Wash on quickwash and airer dry[/STRIKE]
- [STRIKE]Dinner from stores I hope![/STRIKE] Bought baking potatoes
- [STRIKE]Clean bathrooms - free exercise and feel good factor[/STRIKE]
- Wash up lunch and dinner things by hand, saving electric
- Work out which debts are ending in the next 3 months, finally feeling like I am getting somewhere, long may it last!
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Hi Everyone,
So many of you doing so much today. Makes my efforts seem rather puny but here goes.
- Check online banking.
- Send out eBay items.
- Update my budget spreadsheet.
- Food from store cupboards
- Look for a few more items to eBay.
Regards
RD308"Life's Too Short To Drink Bad Wine"0 -
hiya all
today i have listed some stuff on ebay
did some housework
also had a low spend day (86p)
checked quidco, cashbage etc
not venturing out as it is rainingSealed pot challenger # 10
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I have had a day off of work today and so far have:
- Packaged and posted ebay items
- created fancy ebay spreadsheet
- listed 10 more items on ebay
- signed up for ibootsale.co.uk
- went to bank to get money bags and counted up my savings jar as it was getting full (will cash this tomorrow)
- checked and balanced online banking
- chased work cash office for my expenses to be paid to me
- looked for another job
- looked for part time job0 -
Hello everyone,
Seems everyone has been rather busy today.
So far I have:
*written cheques to send to loans after c&ck up by Abbey in changing DD accounts.
*work out overpayment amount to our Halifax credit card
*Called A&L to confirm and activate new card on account so can now overpay Halifax credit card...
*Made lunch
*Not spent a penny
*Made lunches for OH to take into work
*And to top it all off have got a booking as photographer for student union ball on friday. Its only small but 2 hours work and I get £30, and I dont have to worry about printing the pics or anything, so just need to snap people coming in with their dates. Plus means some shots to add to portfolio when I get started on it!
*Done housework
*Organised what clothes I have for holiday in July, and only need 2 pairs of flip flops and I'm done, so cheap cheap!
Hope we all have a productive evening to boot too!
xx:smileyhea NewYorkCityBride&Groom :smileyheaPositive things happen to positive peopleTotal Debt £25,317.59 (Apr '08)Total Current Debt £22,832.77 (July 6th '08)0 -
Eternal_Optimist wrote: »If the above doesn't constitute a busy day, Andan....I would hate to see your list of what would!!!:rotfl:
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Eternal optimist, that really is a quiet day for me, i like to keep most minutes of my day busy achieving something!! I even do something whilst travelling on public transport! I've also managed to fit time in to make flapjack today instead of buying my expensive flapjack bars from the shop!:D:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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There isn't anything too it really. Just oats, brown sugar, marg and syrup. Needed around 250g of oats, 100g of sugar, 100g of marg and 3 tablespoon fulls of syrup although i put a few more in for luck. You melt all the stuff in a pan and then add the oats, making sure you stir it well so that all the oats are covered. Then stick it in the oven for twenty mins. There is nothing exciting to it, in fact i rarely bake, but was sat on the bus on the way home and suddenly realised i didn't have any of my flapjack bars left. I eat around three a day, due to leaving the house at seven and not getting in till two, but i don't have a lunch break so that makes up my meals. Figured making them myself would be much cheaper than the £1.30 i pay for a box of six, even if i do often buy them when they are on buy one get one free!:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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