I have been told to treasure this rare appearence of kaching and make it disappear like a magic trick by going for retail therapy, because if you don't someone is going to make it disappear for you.
Which means, I gotta buy a whole load of things for myself before I have other financial commitments and cannot spulrge on them anymore.
But here's the problem.
I don't even know what to splurge on.
I'm not proud of it, nor am I discreetly hiding this (somewhat) weird behaviour of mine. But I've never really seem to get any high from shopping for clothes/shoes/bags/etc.
Her choice of getting high.
I'll tell you what gets me high and happy (apart from the usual stuff you think you know):
- Escaping laundry duty
- Getting rented DVDs
- Doing grocery shopping
- Cooking leisurely
- Eating my food that I've experimentally cooked
- Pranking someone
Everybody has their thing. I see people with wardrobes full of shoes, others bags.
Me?
Well, my shoes and my bags- I don't think they reach a double digit. Respectively. And let's not talk about my clothes.
Given a choice, I would like to have a rack/shelf FULL OF DVDs. And a good TV. And a recliner.
So I guess, based on this "analysis", I could maybe spend that extra moolah on:
1. DVDs
2. Getting a rack for the DVDs
3. TV
4. Recliner
5. Kick ass sound system? (I just wanted to add a #5)
Sounds like a good plan.
If you have your own house.
Also I don't usually splurge. Either I'm really a cheapskate or because I've had
bad experience with being unemployed and had very low financial fluidity during
those times. So that's why I'm always being cautious?
Haha I don't know.
Then I came across this.
Yikes. What has money done to us.
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