So its been over a week for me now, and I have £160 in my Jar, or at least I did... my sparkly party shoes were £60, so I have £100 currently so I am using it to get my teeth whitened I have wanted to get it done for years, but seemed pointless while I was still smoking. I will get myself booked in for the end of the month
What has your extra cash gone on? Or is it lots of little treats for you, rather than big things?
Have a great day,
Al xx
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Al, that is absolutely brilliant! Well done to you!
I did set up a post, ages and ages ago that was to display what members had spent their money on - I think it was before the site was updated though. I'll have a little goosey gander and see if I can find it...
monkyAdministratorCake sniffer outer• in reply toEmJay
Hi Emjay, its lovely to see you ermmm, just wondering if this is the post you are looking for
How much have I saved?... or how much do I spend?
Posted by EmJay ROY CASTLE
3 Oct 2012
Do you actually know how much you spend on your smoking habit? Even better, if you have already stopped smoking, have you noticed all those pennies turning into pounds?
Have a look at the following cost calculator and see which way it works out for you;
I buy beads,my most expensive habit (call it an addiction really) I'm not working because of the back (haven't really worked since 2011 except for a 6 month contract from April last year,I managed to collapse with stomach pain 3 weeks after I started and had emergency Gall bladder surgery which laid me low for 8 weeks!!) So whilst money is tight I only spent money on what I saw as essential (cigs) now I get to indulge my guilty beading habit and hubby no longer moans.
Better a bead addiction than a nicotine one....ouch at gall bladder issues , my mum suffered from issues with hers, nasty indeed, you need to post some pics of the stuff you make x
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