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Budgets Vs Life's little pleasures.

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NoMercy | 08:04 Mon 07th Mar 2011 | ChatterBank
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We all have budgets in life, but there are just some things we will never skimp on.

What things will you never skimp on?

I never skimp on good skincare.
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Butter, real butter not that kikky-on stuff. It just melts lovely on hot toast :)
08:07 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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My Nan's the same. She always buys expensive farm butter that smells like a ripe old stilton.
08:19 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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If I had to choose I'd go hungry before I'd stop smoking.
08:24 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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That's very honest of you, Sandy. The righteous may be along in a minute to pass judgement upon you. ;-)
08:26 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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I'll just pop outside for a quick one before they get started. Might have a cigarette too ;-)
08:28 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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We're on roll-ups but with a reasonable quality of tobacco :)

Lol Sandy, hope you have the ciggie afterwards and not during :)
08:30 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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food and ciggies
08:31 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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He Fluff! I tend not to skimp on food either. I do try to limit takeaways, but that's more to do with calories than pennies...
08:33 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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beans it has to be heinz !!
08:34 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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on heating, even though everything has gone up, my heating runs as long as the weather is cold enough, sod the cost ;-)
08:36 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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Food-I've skimped,and it made me ill. So no more of that! And books-there is nothing like a brand new one.
08:38 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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I don't blame you, Bobbi. I really do feel the cold.

Pasta - I've got to be honest, at the rate I was reading a while ago, I saved a fortune buying my books in Oxfam. £2.49 vs £6.99 for a new release does add up. I totally agree with you on the food front though.
08:41 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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zzxxee, the Branston ones aren't bad you know.
08:42 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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hi NM, as a luxury item though, I would love one of those big Inglenook fireplaces for a log burning fire...Bliss!
08:43 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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I have tried the branston ones, they are ok but i do prefer my heinz .
08:43 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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Yes, Bobbi, they do have the ability to make a house a home.
08:45 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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Toilet roll (Cushelle) and washing up liquid (Fairy Original). Oh and heating in the winter of course as I always feel the cold.
08:46 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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I've used the charity shops also for novels...but it's Amazon for History. That does save a lot.
08:46 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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Toilet rolls... I have to have Andrex, if the oh ever gets any other he gets a rollocking from me. lol
08:46 Mon 07th Mar 2011
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Andrex quilted is a must, so much better than the Izal TRs ;0)
08:54 Mon 07th Mar 2011

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