...so I'll talk about the last purchase....es. Yes, plural. I mean, I am such a frugal spender to begin with, so I shouldn't feel so bad. But I do, and I will start now.
I spent $30 at Target on 3 maxi dresses. Yes, I am inlove with them...so it was a good deal and buy, but I'm only keeping $20 worth of it.
Then on Wednesday night, I spent $125 at Loft because I didn't want to pay the $9 flat fee, which is more than one of their shirts on sale. This was very necessary because I paid $30 for them at one time and with the clearance, they were $12 a piece! The good thing is, it was really $60 that I spent and I'm going to return the extra $55...which is going to end up costing me more gas than just paying $9 for what I really wanted. Oh wait, I can ship it back for a cheaper price. Yes, that'll solve all this fuss. Alright, so I only spent $90 on some clothes before I do major shopping cuts. Lets go over why I want to stop shopping.
1. I have enough of everything.
2. I wanna pay a car in cash with as much money as I can, so I won't have to take a loan. Or at least the loan will not be that much.
3. I hate doing laundry
Now's the fun stuff: why I want to save.
1. Buy a car
2. Buy a house (omg, I have so much to say about that)
3. Become a landlord. (Originally, this blog was going to be named "10yearplan" because I wanted to get that done in 10 years)
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