'Same Time, Same Place'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Deena!
I have no savings. I have debt. Big huge debt beyond my wildest dreams. Oh well.
DH puts butter on bread before peanut butter or whatever else. Ick. I only put butter on hot bread. Never cold bread. My mother likes butter on saltines, which is ok, but not something I would think to do myself.
My mother's incurable habit of putting margerine on bologne sandwiches is what made me start making my own lunches in third grade. By fourth grade, I was making her lunches too.
Bread, butter and ham sandwiches are Da Bomb. All three ingredients have to be good, though. Like the ham. bread and butter you get in Europe, WHERE I AM GOING IN DECEMBER.
My brother gave us round trip tickets to come visit him in Holland for a wedding present! PLUS train and two nights' hotel in Paris! DH has never been to Paris. How cool is that!!!!!!
I can't believe no one wants to even comment on the fact that I had to chase a live bird and pick up a dead bird from inside my house this morning.
ION, we have no savings right now either. Our financial situation fluctuates wildly everytime we move. Hopefully my new job will fix some of that.
Robin that is so wonderful! I have never been to Europe. That is sad.
Poor Stephanie. Ick dead birdy! I do not like dead things in my house. I closely check the cat before I let her in for this reason. Ick!
(Thank you, Laura. I don't feel invisible anymore.)
Stephanie, dead anything in the house = ick.
(I need to start mearaing my mearas, because I Keep Forgetting Stuff!)
BTW-Box came! Yay!
Butter and peanut butter was a childhood favorite of mine, inherited from my Mother who, to this day, will make a face if you put anything sweet on your peanut butter sandwich. The woman hates sugar near her peanut butter.
We have ING accounts, too. There is very little student loan debt left for either of us, but there wasn't much to begin with since both the DH and I had free rides through most of our time at University.
We'd live pretty cheaply, if it wasn't for my uncontrollable urge to add to my shoe collection.
ETA: Stephanie, your birds gave me flashbacks to the apartment I had that had a run of bats inside.
Yucky dead bird.
I have no savings and a MOUNTAIN of debt and yet ING interests me. (My local bank requires a minimum deposit of $100.00 and charges you if you keep less than $1000.00 in your savings accound.)
Stephanie, there are days I'm glad our cat is not a huntress.
We used to have a financial plan and some savings. Then my mom's health failed and we had to start supporting her much earlier than any of us expected. It is so frustrating seeing that security get wiped away. I should find myself a financial advisor so that we don't get into any worse of a mess than we already have. I'm just living in denial land, hoping it will work itself out.