New Monthly Budget

With the purchase of the condo my budget I've had to re-jig my budget.  Since I am paid twice monthly and my mortgage is taken out bi-weekly I've created a plan to save for those two withdrawals that are outside of the norm for me. I also take care of paying property taxes instead of having my mortgage company do it, so that's something I have to budget for.

I do a lot of money shuffling each month, which essentially requires me to write out a list of what to move where on the 14th and second last day of the month.  It takes a bit of work and time, but I've gotten into a groove lately, and have actually enjoyed budgeting.

INCOME	Budget	Actual	Difference
Full Time Job	3,080.54		(3,080.54)
Extra Income			-
Gifts Received			-
Transfer from Savings			-
Total INCOME	3,080.54	-	(3,080.54)
EXPENSES	Budget	Actual	Difference
Mortgage	703.76		703.76
Hydro	40.00		40.00
Condo Fees	165.32		165.32
Home Insurance	24.75		24.75
"Extra Mortgage" Payments	58.65		58.65
TTC Metropass	111.00		111.00
Gym	65.00		65.00
Rogers (Phone, Cable, Int)	125.00		125.00
Property Taxes	87.58		87.58
Total EXPENSES	1,381.06	-	1,381.06
LIFE	Budget	Actual	Difference
Groceries	275.00		275.00
Personal Supplies	25.00		25.00
Entertainment	100.00		100.00
WW	23.00		23.00
Misc. (Haircuts, Zipcar, etc)	40.00		40.00
Total LIFE	463.00	-	463.00

SAVINGS	Budget	Actual	Difference
Emergency Fund	400.00		400.00
Camera/iPad Fund	100.00		100.00
RRSP	350.00		350.00
Clothing Fund	70.00		70.00
Gift Fund	75.00		75.00
Travel Fund	200.00		200.00
Car Fund	40.00		40.00
Total SAVINGS	1,235.00	-	1,235.00

MONTHLY BUDGET SUMMARY
	Budget	Actual	Difference
Total Income	3,080.54	0.00	-3,080.54
Total Expenses	3,079.06	0.00	3,079.06
NET	1.48	0.00	-1.48

According to the Gail pie chart here's how I'm doing:
Home: $1,080 = 35.1%
Life: $653 = 21.2%
Transportation: $111.00 = 3.6%
Debt: $0 = 0%
Long Term Savings: $750.00 = 24.4%
Planned Spending (I just don't feel right calling this savings!): $485 = 15.7%

Any feedback you have is welcomed!