Dec--k--(ember) the halls with discount holly,

[economymode]

New thread, complete with tenuous title, to help us keep track of finances this month. Come be a Scrooge with me!

Free listing on Ebay til 1st Jan folks...

Glad you got treated to lunch economy, we said goodbye to our sarnie toaster this week, all the non stick has come off. It is amazing how things add up, isn't it? I went in for bread and salad, spent £56.add £2 on roads and £45 on petrol and my run of NSDs is well and truly over

OH is home, with enough pills to make him rattle and a slight flea in his ear about his eating habits. He spent about £100 on his medication. We don't know what the clinic cost but they are sorting that out directly with the insurance. Drat, just realised I forgot to pick up X-rays, have to wait until Monday now.

£26 on new sheets in TK Maxx. White company sheets have been sent to poor quality control.

£20 for a new thermal fleece dressing gown for DH, he's so toasty the heatings only on for a couple of hours a day.

£7 set of 4 mugs in John Lewis.

£6 fizzy wine and marked down food in local co-op.

Weekly food shop tomorrow.

Happy new year!

Tríed To post last night but the battery gave up.

So, Monday we took DDs to the movies and bought food for a party.
Cinema -£15, drinks -£5, supermarket-£35 and roads -£2.

OH is on the mend.

Happy new year

Happy New Year All.

Wishing you all a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. May our credit crunching continue...

Rogue xx

Link to new thread here:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/credit_crunch/1648312-Judicious-January-Long-may-the-credit-crunching-continue

Hope you are all well and enjoyed the NYE celebrations wherever you are?