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Things you are willing to splurge on
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Originally posted by thekid View PostFor us, it would be travel....albeit we have cut back in the last 2 years after going on a worldwide tear for the previous 5 years. We were always pretty budget minded in our accomodations (when students, we would say at youth hostels and super cheap hotels / later at reasonably priced mid-range hotels).
Another item is furniture. We both really enjoy fine furniture and shop it quite a bit. Don't necessarily go for the most expensive stuff as we usually find some great deals, but it isn't inexpensive either. We keep our stuff very long and don't bore with it. Considering how much we enjoy it and budget money aside for it, I have no qualms with it.
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Quality coffee beans and quality food. I don't eat at restaurants very much, but I enjoy the hell out of a great meal and am willing to pay for it from time to time.
Clothes. I don't have a huge closet or shop much, but I only buy what I love. Bonus if I love something that costs $30, but if it costs $100 (or maybe even $150), I'll get it and cherish it for years.
Pet care. If my dog is sick, I'll do whatever it takes to make them well.
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Originally posted by Daylily View Postsushi.Steve
* Despite the high cost of living, it remains very popular.
* Why should I pay for my daughter's education when she already knows everything?
* There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going.
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I love sushi! Unfortunately, decent sushi is very pricey for me.
Just found a very cool website on it, by the way.
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