What have you brought today?

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I love people watching when sat in coffee shops when out shopping and would love to stop people and ask what they've brought today and what's in their carrier bags. Unfortunately, people probably wouldn't take kindly to it.

So I am going to ask MN what have you brought today?

I haven't brought anything today - rare for me to be honest to manage a complete no spend day.

Yesterday I spent:

• £8 on a coffee and cake with my friend and daughter.
• £6 on a chippy tea.

Nothing. Regularly have no spend days, sign of the times!

Nothing.

A couple of coffees out and about for a long walk this morning, breakfast for two in a cute little cafe, bits and bobs from the shop for tea (some delicious looking cheese as well that caught my eye!), some lovely sweets from a local sweet shop, a bunch of plants for the garden and some random bits and bobs from the garden centre, some clothes for an upcoming holiday and placed my online food shop order for the week.

Quite a lot it seems when writing it down 😂

Sorry to be pedantic but it's 'bought' not brought.
Bought as in to buy. Brought as in the bring.

I haven't purchased anything yet today. Probably will need to get some booze and dinner in a bit as the cupboard is bare. I had three coffee shop coffees in the last week which is pretty ridiculous but I do enjoy them 😊

Some screws to repair the bed in my caravan and the deposit on a site to take it to for next weekend.

I bought a pair of hallmarked sterling silver sugar tongs at a car boot sale for £2.

I have zero excuse for my shite spellings haha

A coffee and a bacon roll after my swim, although technically haven’t bought yet as their card machine wa down so will pay for it on Tuesday

Nothing today

Yesterday (Saturday) a new tv, £385, and a pair of trousers and a top, Dorothy Perkins sale, £34 total

Coffee and toastie this morning when I met a friend.

A pair of sports leggings for DD for school.

Stationery for DD for school.

Dried fruit, seeds and butter from the supermarket for making flapjacks.

Nothing hugely exciting, but it's been a v expensive month already with a holiday in the 2nd week and starting a new school this week! I am looking forward to Sept payday

2 x biscoff ice cream cones. One for DD and one for DN.

I managed to resist. They looked delish though.

@BobbyBiscuits classic example of Muphry’s law there!

I've not brought anything anywhere today but I did have a cooked breakfast in the pub this morning, and that was £9.

Yesterday I was conned into £26 in a cafe and bought a birthday present which was £38.

2.5kg of mealworms (for the robins).

Different to Murphy's Law?

I've bought a jacket and a bag for dd going to college and a new pair of pjs for me

£15/ish on stuff from home bargains, elvive curly hair styling stuff for eldest dc, cross word book for me, chocolate biscoff biscuits, some packet soup mix a bag of Halloween themed haribo to take on our journey to Ireland at half term and a couple of pouches of skittles for long walks (7k plus).

£10 in Iceland on some chicken skewers and Swedish meatballs.

Food shopping - £100
Snacks and drinks at soft play - £15

Today I have BOUGHT a baguette for lunch and a packet of 4 chocolate chip cookies from M&S along with an expensive bottle of Vodka which is a birthday present.

Nothing yesterday.

A cookie jar in the shape of a ghost from tk maxx. We will use it all year around and we don't currently have a cookie jar.
New trainers for dc1 (the reason I was in tk maxx in the first place).
2 little halloween colouring in decorations for the kids to do when they're bored between now and Halloween.

A prescription, a book, some bacon, and a train ticket to the airport.

Quite a nice set of things really!

Nothing. However, usually on the first of the month £175 would go out of my bank account for a workshop I rent, £70 for gym membership and £34 for car tax. No doubt that'll be zapped tomorrow.
Yesterday I spent £16 on wine. That's it for the weekend.

A new stainless steel stock pot in the Argos sale. I thought it was a decent bargain at £13.

Ordered online and collected by DD so all organised from the comfort of my sofa.

Nothing today, yesterday a box of cards on Amazon for kids as it's back to school & parties starting up again & it was only €5. I generally don't spend most days, weekends yes but rarely during the week

2x pasties
2x apples
2x ice creams while out at a NT place

Milk, onions, stamps at the supermarket.