No treats for us - got to watch the diabetes, although I will be buying Jr an Easter Egg (nothing more than £2, cannot believe the prices of some of them!).

My indulgence is fruit which I do tend to eat a lot of, and twice a month some fat free greek yoghurt blitzed with frozen fruit to make a faux ice-cream (with added sweetener).

Some baby swaddling blankets

Went a bit mad this month and bought loads of the stuff, eases my conscience with all the goodies that I consume. Passion at the moment is black grapes.

Scandalous the price of Easter eggs, I seldom bother buying them nowadays.

Some newspapers/magazines, a couple of scratches and a Twix.

i got a big piece of rug canvas in a charity shop for 99p last week, i`m planning to do a t-shirt rug with, or possibly buy a load of wool jumpers and felt them for it.

how`re you doing your rugs? stitching, knitting/crochet or hooking? [and how quickly does your method grow?]

i just bought a lovely vintage, heavy, zigzag machine and i have my eye on a nice treadle base to convert it to, after which my sewing machinery will be complete [allegedly].

I've broken my record for the most amount of money I've ever spent on one record.

Previously it was £60 for a flimsy, 90s LP version of 'The Red Shoes' by Kate Bush. A record I've never really liked.

But now I've paid £67 (inc p&p) for the 7" 'Possession By Remote Control' by Man or Astroman? Which works out about £16.75 per track. Bargain!

Last night's chippy tea.

A bottle of cava yesterday

Uncharted 4 pre order.

A bike for my son who has his cycling proficiency tomorrow in school. His old was was well rusty so it was an unexpected expense.

a Loaf of bread.

Lizard Skins for my chain stay

E-cig refill in spearmint flavour.

bread, butter, cheese and olives.

Online food shop

Emulsion paint

Some weedkiller for my driveway from Amazon.

Daily Mail on Saturday (for the TV mag)

Hi sorry 'Annette' I've only just seen your post.

I'm hooking my rugs and I use old t-shirts cut up. The first one I completed was great until I decided to wash it to see if it was washable. The weight of it almost broke my washing machine, and although I'd bound the edges of the hessian with fabric, it frayed

I usually do a couple of rows in about an hour so it's not the fastest craft but very relaxing and quite addictive really- about two thirds through the second rug, learning as I go. I think for the next one I'll bind the hessian edges with fabric before I start- another good tip is to bind them with masking tape.

Four birthday cards.

washing up brush, clothes wash liquid, tin of steak chunks in gravy, pack of vine tomatoes, cucumber, Radio Times, a small bar/cake thing

i`m going charity shopping in the next village shortly, i`m on the look out for t-shirts for various projects so i`ll be back to pick your brains for tips no doubt

A coat, nail polish and some bleach.

Tickets to a classical music concert for my dad. It's his birthday and father's day next month and I'll probably give them for father's day as it's nearer the date, but I'm not totally sure yet as giving them for his birthday would give him more notice and he likes to plan ahead.

Yes pick away