It amazes me how you all clock up so many no spend days. I thought I would have another one yesterday but we needed bread, milk and colddrinks.
Spent $12.86 - not too bad but I wanted a no spend day so badly.
Today I have 2 client appointments - hold thumbs - I am hoping for an order from at least one of them.
Have to put gas in my car today 
but if I get an order it will be worth it.
When I finish work today I am going to go through the store room and look for stuff I can sell at my Garage sale - I haven't had one yet so I may be surprised with what I have to sell.
Last night, DD and I had leftovers for supper so that was a no cost meal.
DD is on school holidays at the moment - I have to find something that we can do together that doesn't cost money. Any ideas?
See you later...
No spend days..
August 17th, 2006 at 09:25 am
August 17th, 2006 at 02:46 pm 1155825984
Do you have anything close like that? We ignore most of the "touristy things" because we have lived here our whole lives, but a so much of it is free or very low cost. When the kids were home, we used to do quite a bit of that kind of thing with them.
Take a second look around you!
August 17th, 2006 at 02:54 pm 1155826481
August 18th, 2006 at 05:49 pm 1155923341
You can also use any old magazines and make a book or make a memory box out of an old shoe box and have her decorate that with the pictures or with whatever craft stuff you have laying around the house.
A great way to spend a day is to have a theme, like learning about a different culture and eating the food or learning how to say hello in that language. I like to be unorthodox sometimes and have Halloween(they get to dress up) or an Easter Egg hunt (they get to find things) a few times a year.
Hope some of this helps. Good luck!