The other day I bumped into someone I haven’t seen for almost a year and as a result we did some catching up. It wasn’t very normal per se as we were walking in a socially distant way and all while sharing stories on what has been happening. Towards the end he immediately commented that
I think whenever most of us hear stories of people having a lot of money we automatically assume that they just don’t care about money such as shopping without any worry of what the price tag says. For example, want to buy that organic perfect apple that costs $3 for one versus a whole bag
Many times when you see a great deal it can seem so cheap that it feels silly not to take advantage of it. For example, seeing a bag of chips at the supermarket that you wouldn’t normally buy for 10 cents probably sounds silly not to get it at that price. But how about for
Well I guess I did it again. Since I usually walk a ton, like over 16km a day, most people would say that I have to replace the shoe often which costs a ton of money. However, I usually wear them until they are truly worn out as many of you know. With my recent
Something funny happened today as I noticed in the supermarket there was a deal for some drinks that was pretty good. Normally one litre of these would be about $1.50. Today though it was on sale for 99 cents and plus I had some coupons that would bring it down to about 75 cents each.
I was thinking recently as the other day I went out to dinner as I was invited to hang out with some people. I figured why not as it was the first time to get to know people better as usually when we meet it is all serious and such. I ordered some dishes and