I had a feeling it would be,we had to travel to the city for a doctor appointment at Children's Hospital. It's a bit of a drive and we normally grab lunch on the way. I tried to skip it, but not very hard, and we ended up all ordering a little less so we could enjoy but still be mindful of the budget. The appointment was rough, I got stressed, traffic was bad on the way home.. blech. Hubby to the rescue, offered Thai food to lift my spirits. I just can't say no to Thai food! Again, we ordered less,skipped the sodas and appetizers. And in lieu of dessert there we opted to get a little treat at Target.

And we bought gas, both of our cars only had 1/4 of a tank at the beginning of the month, so both needed a fill up.
So here is how the month has gone so far:
Day 1 - $0
Day 2 - $10 (drinks with the girls)
Day 3 - $133 ($12 McDonalds, $38 Thai food, $13 Target, $20 Hubs gas, $50 my gas)
Day 4 - $0
Um yikes! lets not have anymore days like day 3 shall we? Not good. I do solemnly swear to be Way better!
How have you done on your 1st week of the freeze?
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Better than normal (still beating my current limit):
Day 1: -$4.95 (refund from Picnik.com)*
Day 2: $24.89 ($5.23 drinks with the girls, $19.66 meal to go for my mom/she reimbursed with check I need to take to bank)
Day 3: $3.98 (2 Android Toddler Apps)
Day 4: $12.00 (Starbucks)
TOTAL SPENT: $35.92
*I had a charge that normally posts on the 1st from ABCMouse.com that magically went through the night of the 31st. Therefore I'm not counting the $7.95 for February. I even went as far as to cancel that service, my Spotify, and get a refund from Picnik.com for last month!
Darn - totally forgot I made a $5.00 donation to the American Heart Association and a $5.00 donation to Planned Parenthood on the 1st.
TOTAL SPENT: $45.92
Way to Go CAK- it's amazing how the simple act of tracking can make you more aware, esp when it comes to all those little automatic charges. Keep it up :)
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