@ememem84 (I only just realised that your names ISN'T Eminem84 ) @prismWitch as hard as it is having small children, I had three under 5, they are the best days, you are both doing so well to be keeping on top of everything, the early days are exhausting and the lack of sleep is the hardest part.
If I see the fella again, I have decided I will refuse to deal with him, as someone put it earlier he is just a wanker!
Taking more left overs into work for lunch tomorrow, might buy a banana tomorrow- living life on the edge
today was a nsd, so pleased with that, plus I sent a few things back that I realised I didn't need so I've had the refunds go in to the bank today which is good!
I filled in my financial planner and I'm minus -£40 each month if I take every single penny I spend into account ( some money does go into savings so I can always change that) I didn't put any overtime i earn into the figures though so we should be ok. I'm budgeting £125 each well for food/toiletries/ household items which I think is probably quite generous - although there are 5/6 of us depending on ds1 being around.
I really need to stay away from shops such as Home Bargains, B&M, The Range and Poundland, I can spend a fortune in them without even trying!
It's my mums birthday at the weekend, and thankfully I had already bought a whole load of Emma Bridgewater mugs in the sale, so they were £5.99 each plus 4 for 3, I also got a couple for my brother and his girlfriend for Christmas so I'm planning ahead this year
not quite sure how I'm going to work it with presents and such, but as my children are older I think I'll go with quality over quantity! Anyone else have any plans or ideas? Will have to start buy or saving soon as I won't be able to afford it otherwise.