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What? I couldn't help myself.
And yes, I do put mayo on my burgers. Don't you?
Thursday, July 10, 2008
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- Annie Jones
- Kansas City, Missouri, United States
- This is our family's account of our progress (and sometimes regress) toward living a simple, frugal, and eventually debt-free life. Everything you'll read here is true; only the names have been changed.
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Monthly Grocery Tracker 2011
- January - $129.28
- February - $172.67
- March - $199.06
- April - $95.50
- May - $213.33
- June - $99.67
- July - $155.38
- August - $197.60
- September - $200.96
- October - $255.45
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- December - $252.26
- Monthly Avg. for 2011 (no hog) - $176.20
- ***Whole Hog - 8/11*** - $442.56
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Where we were as of 9/1/07:
Money owed Shane's dad - $600
VISA - $1,592
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Total Debt - $19,683
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Money owed Shane's dad - $0
VISA - $0
Loan on Van - $0
Sam's Club (Tires) - $0
Total Debt - $0
Money owed Shane's dad - $600
VISA - $1,592
Loan on Van - $17,491
Total Debt - $19,683
Where we are as of 3/1/11:
Money owed Shane's dad - $0
VISA - $0
Loan on Van - $0
Sam's Club (Tires) - $0
Total Debt - $0
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4 comments:
OMG that looks good!
Ketchup & mayo, thankssomuch - I'll be right over.
oh. breakfast. shoot...
Yes, mayo on the burgers. Skip the ketchup. Mustard sometimes, depending on the quality of the meat. Pickles and cheese ALWAYS.
LOLHahahaha....Good For You!!...I like mayo, pickle and cheese...only, on my burger!!! Looks Just like this!!!LOL...love it!!! Have a Great weekend sweetie!!hughugs
Life is too short not to use mayo.
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