Pretty simple, as I don’t plan on going anywhere, going to any birthdays, or events.
I didn’t know where to put the rest of my $131.24 so I put it towards Junk Food, Miscellaneous..
But I don’t really plan on spending anything above the basics – Rent, Groceries, Internet, Cellphone, Transportation.
Who knows?
Just a girl trying to find a balance between being a Shopaholic and a Saver.
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wow mama, do you create your spreadsheet on ‘excel’ or do you have another software program you use, or did you find the layout online? I ask because I’m inspired by this. I have all my bills organized on a piece of paper in a notepad that I carry with me, but your way is so much more clever. 🙂
ah ha good to see the budget and the blogsite revisions are great.
Frugal Dreamer: HAH! Don’t tempt me 🙂
Kali: 🙁 I do pay 50% of the rent, so technically it’s over $1000 if I were by myself.
Oh man, I would kill to have your rent this month. We’re $2,000 ‘in the hole’ because we finally bought a couch for our empty house.
I anticipate a lot of posts from you thins month, since you won’t be doing anything else 😉
Juuuuust bugging you!
Looks good though!! 🙂