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Checking cushion and weekend update

August 10th, 2009 at 03:58 pm

I tend to keep 1k in my checking account, always. So you can imagine my joy at knowing I have one moment with my checking where its only supposed to have $15...Ugg. I know its my cash flowing process that produced this and the bank will never see below a couple hundred but still. I like my cushion. All it takes is one mistake at that level for you to pay big time (just ask my friend who managed to rack up $200 in overdraft fees this week).

At least it goes back up to its normal amount and then some this week. Note to self, paying off debt is good but don't time it so that makes your cushion completely disappear.

On the weekend front, it was a rather cheap weekend despite spending my whole Saturday (afternoon and evening) with friends. We spent all Saturday morning cleaning up the front and back yard and the rest of the weekend relaxing.

I am down to 136 lbs. from a high of 143 and the portion control is resulting in our food bill going down. However, at the rate I am going, I will need to save money for new pants and shorts. Its pretty apparent already that I am going to end up dropping a size if I get to either of my goal weights.

3 Responses to “Checking cushion and weekend update”

  1. Carol Says:
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    Re: the upcoming need for new clothes...

    I noticed when shopping at my local Salvation Army that the "nicest" (read least worn) clothing were in sizes ranging from 6-10. People usually need to ditch their clothes because they gain weight, so it's a benefit for those who lose!

  2. Caoineag Says:
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    I have noticed that as well which is the best argument for gaining weight. I am unfortunately a very unuseful 4P (5'4") and I am probably headed for a 2P. Where I do my measurements, I am 34", 26.5", and 38". The last measurement isn't from the clothing measurement spot, its just my widest spot so I track it. Course, in women's sizes, that means nothing. Old school wise, I am practically a perfect 12 and I have a lovely sundress size 7 that fits like a glove. I HATE women's sizing nowadays. Course, I hate clothes shopping period. At least I won't have to do that until next year sometime.

  3. Carol Says:
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    You never really know what size you are until you try something on...I've often found things being mis-marked too. I too don't care to shop - it's the constant trying on that drives me insane! It would be easier if everything was one size fits all. LOL

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