Oh yes yes yes

[ariannash]

I've been good with the budget. Victoria's Secret card is done (not that I had much on there to begin with, but still). CHASE is going down. I am in control!! Man, I can't tell you how hard it is though, going from credit-happy idiot to frugal wisewoman. It is hard. I am so used to making impulse purchases and convincing myself I need things when I

Comments

[jbair001]

good for you for being so budget conscious! im way behind on that. nothing will top our summer vegas trip. no way!

[ariannash]

that was a great vegas trip indeed.... oh man.

[nyghtinggail]

It hadn't occured to me, but you might really like this particular blogger- zenhabits.net he has a lot of minimalism/money management ideas.

Check him out, he's inspired me with a few things.

[ariannash]

oh my goodness i LOVE this! I've been looking for a blog like this. thank you love! <3

[nyghtinggail]

Great, I'm really glad I shared it then. :)
Hope you're having a great day! <3

yay!

[anonymous]

yay! my smile is huge! I squeed out loud. I knew you could do it. Isn't it liberating? I totally now the feeling of having the stuff in the cart. Right now, I'm having trouble getting stuff on impulse at whole foods, and oftentimes my food goes bad. but being cash only has helped...i realize that having money is something else than having the ability to buy things.

and...its so ironic with the blow comment.

Re: yay!

[ariannash]

yes, it is indeed liberating XD

I think mentally, I am finally over the whole credit thing. it took a little while and it required the influence of a bunch of different philosophies, but it happened. :)

[mattycantfail]

your matthew, he loves you too. he told me =)

[ariannash]

:D