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How could I forget.....

I don't know why this slipped my mind........

I exceed my Misc budget by $148.81.

Not my fault though. My vacuum broke so I had to buy another. Them jokers are expensive. I bought one for $50. IDENT-A-KID came to my daughter's school and I felt it essential to get some identity cards for my daughter. I got 4 for $15. It was picture month also and this is the only time I have to get new pics of my daughter. I buy professional pics of her each year and we were due. They came out beautifully. That was $80.

See how that wasn't my fault. Things came up. Things I didn't account for in my budget......ok MAYBE my fault a lil.

Anyhoo just want to let yall know.
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Lisa said…
You know, I really want the DYSON vacum cleaner,,,, really expensive. But I want it!!! I don't need it, but you know how that goes!!

You did well by spending only 50.00!!
October 2, 2007 at 6:43 AM
Dimples said…
@ Lisa

I have a small two bedroom apartment so I was didn't need those $200+ deluxe ultra mega vacs with 90 attachments. I went to Biglots and bought myself a medium sized one with one attachment. I still think $50 was wayy to much for a vac. Ugh!
October 2, 2007 at 6:52 AM
Southern & Fabulous said…
I dont think any of this was your fault. You had no idea your vacuum was going to decide to up and die on you LOL!!! and who can forgo scholl pictures of their lil princess.

At least you didnt get a Dyson. Now THAT would have been your fault! LOL!!!
October 2, 2007 at 9:10 AM
SavingDiva said…
I received a nice vacuum as a gift a few years ago. However, like Lisa I really want a Dyson...a pink one (I just saw it in Target).
October 2, 2007 at 9:48 AM
Jon said…
Who knew people could get excited about vacuum cleaners? :)

Maybe I don't vacuum enough!
October 2, 2007 at 9:57 AM
Dimples said…
@ jon

LMAO. I aint that excited. I am a lil ticked. $50 for a vacuum! I mean come on. LOL

@ da girls

What is up with yall and Dyson?? I need to check it out and see what yall talking about.
October 2, 2007 at 5:25 PM
Single Ma said…
I haven't bought a vacuum in years. I swear, if my daughter didn't have asthma and I didn't have to vacuum EVERYDAY, I probably wouldn't even own one. What you spent wasn't bad though. As long as it gets the job done.

But $80 bucks on school pics? Wow! Times sure have changed. We used to hit up Tarjay or Sears for a $20 package.
October 2, 2007 at 11:27 PM
Dimples said…
@ Single Ma

Girl! And I only bought HALF the total package! Total package of 11 sheets was $169. I bought 5 of them. I let my laziness persuade me to buy the pics. And she looked sooooo cute. But next time I definitely will need to look into other options.
October 3, 2007 at 7:16 AM
Anonymous said…
I have a Dyson. I have pets that shed and a kid that drops everything and my vacuum cleaners were getting eaten up like prey. I was tired of replacing them and bought a Dyson...OMG, I love that thing! It gets stuff up that I did not want to know was there. I love it so much I want to send Mr. Dyson a gift for making a vacuum cleaner worth every cent of the money I paid for it. It is not even funny how much I love my vacuum cleaner. Sad, but not even funny.LOL.
October 7, 2007 at 10:12 PM
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