There are a good number of insurance companies out there that are rewarding healthy habits for those they insure. My company is one of them. Exercise, eat healthy, don’t smoke, get regular check-ups – all that adds up to dollars. Nice.
I earned the dollars they offered, and wanted to do something unnecessary and frivolous, not just buy groceries. So I did this:
I like it. Dollars well earned. And still a few left over for groceries.
 | Lauren on Time… (hanging head in shame) This year I completely abandoned any organizational system for bills, receipts and papers. When tax time ... |
 | Peggy on Quisp. In my house. HA! That is hilarious! |
 | Brad on Time… In classic Dad fashion, I keep all my pay stubs and receipts for each year in a shoe box. ... |
| Peggy on Time… AHHHHHH!!!!! You said the 't' word. |
 | Kristi on Time… Oh, that's painful. We mailed in our quarterly estimates last week. That hurt, too. |
Money well-spent. I have a load of money to spend, too. I don’t know what I’ll do with mine yet. I’m still in the marketplace.
I like the feel of new sheets or new bedspreads. It makes your regular old bed feel like a hotel or something.
Fascinating how sometimes just a minor transformation can change the whole look of a room! Very nice!
I recently bought a new comforter over the summer & just put it on my bed in December. I hate it. It looked good on the picture on the bag. Too much time has passed so I can’t take it back. I don’t know how to hide it, so I have a bunch of pillows on the bed, which takes forever to put on & take off every day.