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2. My hubby finally had to buy gas for his car, but I'm still above the 1/4 mark!
3. I also had to buy some meat and other essentials this week, but I am hoping to stretch them all to the end of the challenge. I do not want to go to the grocery store until February!!!
4. Still comparing my totals to Last Year's Challenge and I am still ahead by about $78.00.
Meal Plan Week 3*:
Tuesday: Banana Pancakes & Bacon
Wednesday: Matsoball Soup
Thursday: Spaghetti & Italian Sausage
Friday: Sandwiches & Macaroni 'n' Cheese
Saturday: DIY Indian Takeout & Naan
Sunday: Homemade Personal Pizzas
Monday: Flounder, Potato & Veggies
*With some variation, our other meals are typically:
Breakfast: Bagel Sandwich (husband), Egg on Toast/Crumpet (son), Cereal & Fruit (me)
Lunch: Leftovers (husband), PB&J/Can Fruit/Chips (son), Soup/Egg on Toast (me)
Breakfast: Bagel Sandwich (husband), Egg on Toast/Crumpet (son), Cereal & Fruit (me)
Lunch: Leftovers (husband), PB&J/Can Fruit/Chips (son), Soup/Egg on Toast (me)
Purchased at the Grocery Store:
Milk
Eggs
Mozarella Cheese
Yogurt
Bread
Deli Ham
3lbs Ground Beef
Pizza Sauce
Cilantro
Apples
Bananas
Total Money Spent This Week:
Gas: $46.00
Grocery: $42.78
Total: $88.78
OK, now it's your turn! What have you been doing to keep up with the 31 Days of Nothing Challenge? Leave your totals, strategies & thoughts below!
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I used your method to go about this month reasonably for us. We don't have a pantry or deep freeze, so we kept our grocery budget normal, and gave ourselves a $100 'grace' budget. It's been a good way to get back on track, especially when we are trying to save for our new baby that's coming in May.
ReplyDeleteI have spent $479 this month :( But, that is $390 less than this month last year! The good news is I am done shopping for the month and do not need to fuel my car. I am going to continue this in February as well since I am on a new kick to reduce overall spending.
ReplyDeleteI think this has been on of the most expensive January's ever for us. Seems a lot has been going on or breaking. I think I might try this for February and see if I can still to the budget for that month. Congrats on a job well done so far!! Good luck for the next week!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to try this February. I'm very big in no spending!!
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