So I decided to try out those sayings you hear like, "What goes around comes around." We loaded up the car with our weekly donations for Elizabeth House. This is a charity that takes EVERYTHING. No questions or regulations -they are happy to get anything you offer. After that we went to a garage sale and looked through boxes of free stuff. We took three hats for the kids, one angel figurine and one sweater for me. We were almost home when we spotted the new clothing store with bright kids tee shirts out front. I actually had to do a three point turn to turn the car around. I should have known there'd be trouble. It was a new small store that was half punk half vintage and also sold silkscreen kids shirts. My four year old found a tiger shirt he couldn't resist a shirt for dad who actually has no shirts without holes and a shirt for me. $68 less rich is what I am today. How do people resist the temptation? Payday just came and went so this went on the overdraft. Next payday is December 27th which should yeald around 2 grand. Enough to knock off 10% of the cards. Although I desperately NEED 4 new tires. One blew last night and I'm riding around on the spare.....
free vs. spending gone wild
December 18th, 2006 at 03:39 am
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December 18th, 2006 at 11:19 pm 1166483983
I do believe in what goes around comes around but you also have to watch what you spend etc. I would think you could have bought a tire with the money you spent on the clothing. Sometimes I think karma applies in all areas of life, even financial.
Good luck to you, I hope it all works out!
December 19th, 2006 at 06:55 am 1166511327
Re: Karma. You are so right one. I am going to remember that. My tire change was free cause I had a spare and triple A. I tipped the tire changer $7, all I had in my holy pocket