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Day 90: Gutter Balls!
Ninety days! Wow, who’d a’ thunk it — that I would have the stick-to-it-iveness to bore you all with every minute detail of my daily $$ expenditures for three whole months?
As usual, I’ll list the money I spent today but then I’ll also list the household bills that The Husband himself took care of throughout [...]
Posted in Daily $$'s Also tagged allowance, auto payment, cello, home improvements, mortgage, Netflix, parking, phone, school tuition, The Daughter, The Son, utilities Leave a comment
Day 84: Printer Ink and More Cement
The temperature has dropped here from the balmy low 70’s on Monday to below freezing. I love the winter but I hate being cold (if that makes any sense at all). Anyway, the point is that I didn’t want to leave the house today. Such is the life of a mother and homeowner. I actually [...]
Day 80: The Claritin Saga Continues plus 1/2-Ton of Cement
Kroger — $89.20
The Clarinex saga continues. To recap: we switched insurance carriers on Oct. 1 but due to a paperwork snafu, we didn’t receive our insurance cards until about the near the end of the month. I refused to pay out of pocket for Clarinex so I went without for the month of October. When my [...]
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Day 14
The Home Depot — $87.25
First trip — waiting to hear from the handyman so we can figure out which jack hammer I should rent. While waiting, I naturally shopped around and found a few things I just had to have. Tools: rake, square “transfer” shovel”, and an inexpensive, simple electric trimmer/edger. Consumables: Revive lawn conditioner [...]







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