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How do YOU answer the credit card question?
| Fri, 11-05-2010 - 3:30pm |
Why can’t you just use your credit card?

Cash can be seen and touched and kids get that, usually at an early age,


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Basically that is the same thing but we just put a number in the budget for pocket money. I never want to walk around with no cash on me.
I could see that. I barely buy postage anymore. I did have my rebate for my washer that needed to go out the other day and my dh got a stamp and mailed it for me.
Whatever works for you. I like to have categories and yeah, sometimes I have to figure which one something should go in-lol!! but it always works out.
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lol!! Hey, a stamp is a stamp unless it goes up-ugghh!!-lol!!
I was just thinking of Christmas cards the other day. I started working up my card but so not ready to be sending them out even though I know I will have to do so in a few weeks. I think the postage stamps cost more than the actual cards do as I make my own and have them printed at Costco. I was going to get them done on our vacation this year but I would have had to buy another picture (at $20) that I skipped on but would have liked for a Christmas card and then the cards. Not even sure how much they were charging. I spent $15 more than I would normal on our Christmas cards on our cruise in 2008 but they were all done and I didn't have to worry about it.
Yeah. I had a boss that never had cash on him, even $1 for a lotto ticket.
How many screen names do you have?
The kids' school pictures were really good this year, so I'm using those. It means I need to buy some regular cards to put them in. I might have bought some on sale at the end of Christmas last year, but I have no idea which Christmas box I might have put them in, if I even did buy them.
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