Cash on the barrelhead
I am a scant 10 hours from seeing my student loan refund deposited to my checking account. Thus, I will be able to buy books (to the tune of well over 250 bucks), a parking permit (to the tune of 85 bones), and - thanks to a coupon for 12% off from Best Buy - a new camera (more money than I really feel comfortable mentioning).
I'll have money leftover, which will most likely go to groceries and a couple new records for the radio show. Then I'll be broke again until Wednesday when I get paid... speaking of which, will be smaller than I expected thanks to hours getting cut. On the bright side, school will be in session, so it's not like something I wasn't used to or anything from last semester.
The difference between this semester and last is the massive chunk of change getting paid towards health insurance, however. That money for being music director is now going to be sorely needed.
I'll have money leftover, which will most likely go to groceries and a couple new records for the radio show. Then I'll be broke again until Wednesday when I get paid... speaking of which, will be smaller than I expected thanks to hours getting cut. On the bright side, school will be in session, so it's not like something I wasn't used to or anything from last semester.
The difference between this semester and last is the massive chunk of change getting paid towards health insurance, however. That money for being music director is now going to be sorely needed.