Here's to a New Year's resolution a month and a half late:
As sad as it was taking my scissors to my credit card, it felt goooood. I'm debating on cutting up the other one ... Should I keep it for emergencies or sever the ties?
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Chop, chop | The Fashion Dungjen
With a [probable] non-local summer internship on the horizon, putting down a security deposit in the near future and paying bills, Confessions of a Shopaholic has inspired me to try to get my finances in order. This mean, no more frivolous spending. It'll be hard, but I think I can do it. I mean, I went to the mall today and left empty handed. That almost never happens.
Here's to a New Year's resolution a month and a half late:
As sad as it was taking my scissors to my credit card, it felt goooood. I'm debating on cutting up the other one ... Should I keep it for emergencies or sever the ties?
Here's to a New Year's resolution a month and a half late:
As sad as it was taking my scissors to my credit card, it felt goooood. I'm debating on cutting up the other one ... Should I keep it for emergencies or sever the ties?
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Way to go! I'd definitely keep at least one for emergencies though, you never know what will happen! As long as a new wardrobe doesn't count as an emergency :]
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