Figures for our daily spending since Easter

Day 50:   8.12          1.88
Day 51:   6.98          3.02
Day 52:  13.46        (3.46)
Day 53:  9.57             .43
Day 54:  9.35             .65
Day 55:  9.27             .73
Day 56:  8.63            1.37
Day 57:  9.31              .69
Day 58:  7.68            2.32
Day 59:  10.32          (.32)
Day 60:  11.37         (1.37)
Day 61:  9.76             .24
Day 62:  10.58          (.58)
Day 63:  9.61             .39
Day 64:  10:93            .07  11 people today
Day 65:  11.92           (.92)  ll people again
Day 66:  10.76            .24  11 Boothies today
Day 67:  9.38             .62    back to 10 today
Day 68:  10.54          (.54) 
Day 69:  8.81            1.19
Day 70 19.31            (9.31)  We celebrated today!

Altogether, we were about $2.76 over-budget during these days, and since I had $13.26 left in my slush fund (which comes from the pennies we saved each day up until day 52), 13.26 - 2.76 = $10.50 left in the slush fund. 

That means we were able to stick to our budget over the course of the whole 10 weeks, with a little to spare. 

I have a really good feeling about it.

I also have experienced a strange sense of some kind of aimlessness over the last few days since the finale of my project.  I asked the children their thoughts about 10for10for10, and will write about them in my next post...stay tuned, kids never say what you think they will say...