You can never have enough...

[popeye333]

Venetian, you are right there.

I remember years ago we had just moved into a new house, the department of Statistics came knocking on the door. To do the finances survey. No we couldn't get out of it, cos its the house that's picked not the tenants / owners. So we had to keep track of every last cent we spent. I think it was for a month.

I found it really interesting. And a good way at 16 to learn about money.. And your right I often put things off to discover I didn't really need it.

I cant say I have enjoyed every day of the last couple of years, financially, but I have had my treats. The last being my Tupperware, but I have already made that back and profit.

My Sister in law went nuts when their house was chosen for the financial survey. I think it was an eye opener for her but she would never admit that.

My excitement in my shopping yesterday were some fish cakes. I am having one tonight so fingers crossed I will like them.

The sun has gone into hiding. And Im starting to smell smoke so people are cranking up their fires.. Time to shut the ranch slider and hunker in.

My weekend off, I will be doing some listings to help the downsize and funds.. says she who willingly spent $2 on so neat little bowls yesterday on my "Lid" hunt.. oops. but they are different and will be good for baking

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And for another 50 cents I got this shortbread or pastry press.

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I took it up to show MrP and it was he who suggested using it for pastry. Of course one in terracotta would be far superior but I just really liked it.