Sunday Evening Post #5

This has been an odd weekend for shopping.
Friday
Dinner: $7.84 ($2.61/person)
Chicken Fingers & Jojos from Safeway
Activities:
Dog Park
Saturday
Breakfast: Cereal
Lunch: $59.76 (4 people, also served as dinner)
Old Spaghetti Factory
Shopping:
Borders (going out of business sale) $21.67
Game Stop (pre-order SW:TOR) $5
Activities:
The new Conan movie for 4 people $24
Board Games
Pinochle
On Friday one of our best friends dropped off 2 twin XL memory foam toppers for the cousin to take back to school for herself and her roommate. The friend works for a company that makes memory foam, so cost is about $30. To repay him, we paid for his movie and lunch on Saturday.
Sunday
Breakfast: Waffles
Lunch: Sandwiches
Shopping
Fred Meyer $41.49
            2 men’s t-shirts                        $14.96
            9 notebooks                             $1.35
            Dish Detergent                        $1.99
            Burgers (93% lean)                 $10.99
            Burgers (bacon & cheese)       $7.99
            Buns                                        $0.59
            Bananas                                   $1.88
            Tax                                          $1.74
Dinner:
Burgers
Activities:
Dog Park
Games
This is the last night my cousin will be with us. She’ll leave sometime tomorrow while I’m at work. This should mean that our grocery spending (all spending really) should start going down next month when there are only 2 of us to feed and take to activities.
However, we have some vacation time coming up – my mom is coming to visit for a week, my father is coming for another week, we’ll be headed to Roller Derby Regionals, I’ll be going to a friend’s wedding, and then there’s Geek Girl Con.
That takes us from the week of Aug 29 through the second weekend in October. So there’s going to be a lot of inconsistency in the spending over the next 6 weeks or so.
Then, come November, our good friend is going to become our roommate again. He’ll pay rent and help with the groceries, but it will require a new juggle of the budget.