Spending....
Tuesday--$9 on Lunch at the Olive Garden
Wednesday--$25 groceries
Thursday--No Spend Day
Friday--$18 for take-out for M & me
Saturday--$60 groceries for the week
Sunday, July 5, 2009
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1 comments:
you should check out smallspend to track your finances. It really keeps you aware of what you are spending. I have cut down on my monthly spending by around ~$200 since I first started using it.
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