As previously stated I had fallen behind in the last months for my budget reporting, soI am catching up these next months. For December, we started with a savings of $2511. We made $4600. We spent $4696 for that month. We head into January with a positive balance of $2415. Here is a look at the graphics:

	predicted	actual	December figures
BC Hydro	$50			$50
Lotto	$80			$195
ex money	$40			$40
Bmo Line	$450			$468
TD paym	$121			$35
St loan	$121			$139
Bank Fees	$11			$11
RBc pay2	$200			$175
Rent	$1,450			$1,485
BMO PE	$1,200			$1,555
Cibc loan	$20			$85
RBc pay1	$220			$265
Mutual F	$25			$50
Charity	$22			$22
c rbc loan	$121			$121
total	$4,131			$4,696

Here a few delightful foods to eat at Robson Street:

I have fallen behind my budget for these last months, but now I am reporting my budget. For November, we started with a savings of $2587. We made $4600. However we spent $4676. We had to withdraw from our savings about $76. We are now heading to December with$2511. Here is a breakdown of our financing:

	predicted			November figures actual
BC Hydro	$50			$50
Lotto	$80			$160
ex money	$40			$40
Bmo Line	$450			$474
TD paym	$121			$35
St loan	$121			$89
Bank Fees	$11			$11
RBc pay2	$200			$218
Rent	$1,450			$1,485
BMO PE	$1,200			$1,555
Cibc loan	$20			$100
RBc pay1	$220			$266
Mutual F	$25			$50
Charity	$22			$22
c rbc loan	$121			$121
total	$4,131			$4,676

Its been awhile since I last posted but here are some images of Robson Street:

Here are a few remaining pictures of Burrard Street, before we move on to our next location of Robson Street

Here are a few food choices to crave on Burrard Street:

Here are the few shopping experience to delight yourself with, when you take a trip to Vancouver’s Burrard Street:

This month our focus will be on one of the major streets in downtown Vancouver, Burrard St. From its trendy shops and restaurants, much is to be savoured and consumed at the epicentre of downtown living. Here are a few pictures to begin: