Hmmm. Expensive purses, fitness magazines (it's so much more enjoyable to read them than to actually work out), books for the kids, books for me, iTunes, and shoes.
I eat my chocolate before it achieves stash status. "Stash status"... try saying it 3 times fast Kitchen gadgets- I love them. When the dietitian told us we had to measure Matt's food I said (sadly this is not a joke), "Yea! I get new measuring cups."
Almost got coffee on the keyboard.. That's a great response. We were using an old fashioned scale (you know, where you put weights on one side and food on the other, until they banance out) until I got D. We finally got an electric scale!
fabric yarn books farmer's markets chocolate chocolate moves up the list in direct relation to the kind of day I am having Karen
Ah yes, but you are still young!! Give it another 30 years of book buying and you will see the benefit of the kindle lol..books are my downfall too..but I love my kindle because my house is over run with books!
Books, books, books and more books. I love the smell of old books and the smell of new books. I always wanted to be a librarian when I was a kid, still kind of want to be one, but like this mom gig so much better
Love it! Before T1D, our downfall was eating out. We rarely cooked at home. We didn't eat a ton of fast food or anything like that - it was more like Outback, Kobe, etc. Since T1D, we've been eating at home more and actually saving money - which then goes to his medical supplies.
Plants and gardening stuff. For me a garden is not a cheaper alternative, I spend way more than I save!
mine is containers. tupperware, storage items. boxes. i just got some new ones at Ikea , it's a sickness
clearance shopping for cloths. We have to many cloths. I made a deal with myself today to not gve cloths for birthdays or Xmas this year. (unless sock undies and tanks are desperately wornout) (see I cant even stick to my own deal with MYSELF)