Settling up
Huh. My Visa bill this month is a big one--though not the biggest I've ever had--but when I subtract the things I'll be reimbursed for (ridiculously expensive phone for my brother, groceries, $200 plane ticket to Philadelphia), it's the smallest bill I've had in a while by a significant margin. That's kind of...nice.
Of course, this should in no way be taken as a sign of fiscal responsibility on my part. I don't actually know how good the average college student is with money--you hear horror stories about 20-somethings racking up thousands of dollars in credit card debt, and that's not me, but I'm not as responsible or restrained as I'd like to be either. As evidenced by the fact that I just ordered two pairs of gorgeous, irresistible shoes. *cough*
(Oh god, I hope I get reimbursed for my plane ticket. I'm a little worried that the paperwork won't get there on time, and that would just be the icing on the cake, wouldn't it? *fret*)
Of course, this should in no way be taken as a sign of fiscal responsibility on my part. I don't actually know how good the average college student is with money--you hear horror stories about 20-somethings racking up thousands of dollars in credit card debt, and that's not me, but I'm not as responsible or restrained as I'd like to be either. As evidenced by the fact that I just ordered two pairs of gorgeous, irresistible shoes. *cough*
(Oh god, I hope I get reimbursed for my plane ticket. I'm a little worried that the paperwork won't get there on time, and that would just be the icing on the cake, wouldn't it? *fret*)