How much money have you spent today?

[ClassicStripe]

Just being nosey!
£152 weekly shop in Tesco
£129 DS’s main birthday present
£25 soft play
Was going to stock up on my skincare (been substituting with cheap stuff for a few months) this evening but feel like I might need to hold that off now.

Boots £40
Primark £39
M&S food hall £43

In the space of 24 hours:

£250 to Funeral Directors for an Order of Service, etc.
The same again for funeral flowers.
£50 at my tailors to have a black dress taken up.
£130 on some bargain black leather pointy boots to wear with said dress.
£22 for two tickets to see Shaking Hand in March at a pub ten minutes from my house. So delighted, and excellent to have something to look forward to.

Saturday -
£15 in boots. 3 for 2 and ten pound off on some No7 lip stuff.

Sunday -
Picked a cake up from the local cake in the shed £3
And some odds and sods from the supermarket £6
£2.50 birthday card.

Nothing today

Yesterday had our free entry to a NT property
went to Polesden Lacey
spent
£27 on coffees and food.
then
£42 on food shop Milk, fruit, veg and yoghurt.

£0

£0

£850 - just booked my summer holiday!

£0 today.

Me too £0

£30 on a respirator.

£2 and that was milk for work

@JudgingJudy

exercise really can be close to free eg we walk, run (well jog really), have bikes, swim and all are free activities assuming you own a bike, a pair of walking boots, a pair of trainers and a swimsuit. I suppose we do drive to the marine lake but in theory you can cycle there and we did during the quiet roads of the pandemic. We take a flask of coffee for after swimming

£11 on a Starbucks
£2.50 on boots version of Calpol
£4.48 on four hair brushes that were in the bargain bin fed up of forgetting my daughter's hairbrush on activities/etc so we've now got one for each activity bag and car.

£600 on new doors 🫣

We do all the free stuff walking, cycling etc etc
Lucky you to have somewhere to swim for free
Too much pollution near us
We could venture towards Whitstable as the water quality is monitored there but that’s a half hour drive. Plus the sea is freezing 🥶

Sons are lifeguards at the local pool during the holidays though so we get free sessions then

£7 on lunch and a coffee

Im sorry for your loss 💐

Thank you, @Delphigirl.

(Someone very old, so no tragedy, just wonderful memories and an onslaught of decisions to be made.)

£16.60 on a train ticket
£3.50 on a subway ticket
£5.05 for a Costa coffee
£6.50 on lunch

all will be billed to work so nothing really

Zero!

Zero. I try to only spend on three out of seven days a week.

About £600 filling oil tank.
About £45 petrol.
£50 booking something online.
£2.20 supermarket (broccoli and milk).

Jount account - £10.95 on yoghurt and bread

Sole account - £2.10 bus fare home

Dull.

£19 on sand bags. We are fighting a losing battle against the rain.

£24 return cab + waiting time, to pick up my newly shortened dress. (I usually walk in at least one direction to the alterations place, but the rain made me lazy.)

Dress now less enormous, so people will be able to admire my shiny boots.