Any of your dc go to to Rugbytots? It's a new franchise that's starting in our nearest town. Dh played rugby my brothers did, one still does. Think ds would love it! It's an outlay of €78 but full refund after two sessions if he doesn't like it. This will be his first paid activity if dh agrees to it. And it's sat am so he could take him sometimes.
Cag could you store soup in a bowl with a plate over it, old school style for now?
I know exactly what you mean about water bottles but I got one in Penney's (primark) with a straw through middle of cap, bpa free and no altered taste. I drive to work though, it wouldn't do in a handbag as it's never sealed.
Sea well done
Must ynab today, was too busy and tired to do it at work past couple of days.
Electricity bill just in. I've been putting €20 a week against it, we will just owe 23.43 when direct debit comes out. Our account was in credit though from switching bonus so I'll increase what I put away towards it.
Fuel bill also in, think I've money in my ynab categories for it, there's another pay before it comes out anyhow.
My friend treated me to lunch yesterday for my birthday and tonight myself & dh go to dinner. It's by the credit union I volunteer for so only spends will be drinks AF for me.
Spends since I last posted
€6 on cinema ticket, taking half day next tues for my birthday & get a laser treatment done on my underarms going out for lunch alone, and going to cinema alone BLISS 
€10 on saving stamps for dc holiday money
€1.95 on cooking oil
€5.70 on topup shop, ketchup and a baked roll for ds
€42 in pharmacy, steroid cream and anti fungal powder for ds, baby shampoo for my coloured hair, tonic for dc
€8.51 on carnations for visiting a neighbour and apples
We don't usually do topup shops however
Owe df €30 for dog food
€15.47 on battery for house alarm, last one was in it since it was installed 9 years ago
Paid €20 off my spin dryer too
Em sorry house selling has stalled but seems you're content with it, ds is a fabulous baby, not chunky at all 
On the washing front I'm gone back to capsules, that way I know how much everyone else uses
only fairy non bio on offer
Must buy a birthday present for a 2 year old tomo but we missed her sisters birthday in December so think I'll get a voucher to cover both €30.
Wreck could be interesting frugal meals if you're snowed in, my cupboards always have way more stuff in them than my brother & his wife but similar amount to my parents, 2 adults in each of those houses, 3 adults and 2 dc in mine. We could probably survive for a couple of weeks 
Wolf I did wonder what dead mans leg was 
Fluffy I bought thermals reduced in Penney's a couple of weeks ago they're life changing girlie invest, I bought size small men's for €2 each I'm size 12
Welcome to new people 