How do you keep your household budget? Paper? Software? App?

However, you can also overdo it

You might be right, perhaps. I had gotten into the habit about 10 years ago.
But it has an advantage: defect on a device or something like that. When was it purchased? Is there still repair under warranty or extended guarantee? Quickly looked in Excel - usually found - then at least I also know in which chaotic annual filing (the invoices with warranty are usually only kept in a collective file) to find this invoice.

Yes OK - stupid argument over a bread roll. But what sense would it make to list the one item (warranty) separately (and deduct it from a total invoice) and set the others as a lump sum. Better to record everything individually – in the evening, while watching TV, when the umpteenth repeat of a film or some rubbish is on, which my wife likes and I as a man have to endure reluctantly.

Yes OK - stupid argumentation over a bread roll . But what sense would it make to list one item (e.g. warranty) individually (and deduct it from a total bill) and set the others as a flat rate.

I would find the flat rate for Saturday breakfast or work breakfast (sandwiches) more reasonable: When you consider how much you spend either on the Saturday bread roll bag, the cake package for Sunday, or the daily sandwiches...

I kept a household budget book 15 years ago. Purchased cake hardly ever comes into my house anyway, but from the sandwiches it became bread and a pack of cheese and sausage, which I store at work on Monday for the whole week. The luxury of having a bread roll breakfast with the family should definitely be indulged in, but you can gladly skip the expensive croissants... the waistline will thank you too.

even the line thanks it

Well - there is nothing left for me to mess up. Not even building the house helped. But - nothing disfigures a beautiful person. Besides: a beautiful back can delight, a great belly does too.

Well - there's nothing left for me to mess up. Not even building the house helped .
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That's because of Excel There are said to be people who go jogging during the TV rerun

That's because of Excel Apparently, there are people who go jogging during the TV rerun

And then they get into trouble with their partner because they are not spending enough time together anymore. (You see - you always just have to find the right excuse .)

Wasn't the treadmill in front of the TV included in the house plans?