- Rather large and very unexpected medical bills for Tess
- To replace our washing machine
- To replace the sewer pump in our basement
- To buy Josh glasses (without vision insurance, of course)
- To buy a new water softener
If we had decided to save our money and not buy a softener, we would have eaten the costs in cleaning supplies and lotions.
Anywho. That's a lot of money to spend in one summer. You could go on a cruise with that money. Heck, you could go on several cruises with that money.
I would rather have gone on a cruise.
Instead, I will spend the next several hours editing papers so we can have a savings account again. Because no matter how much you save, it's hard to feel financially secure after a summer like this.
Will this summer ever end? And can we have a relatively cheap (and possibly lottery-winning) winter?!
1 comment:
I have a tip for you while you wait for a water softener to be installed....if you haven't gotten it yet. Wash your dishes normally in the dishwasher and put about 1/2 cup of vinegar in the bottom before you close it and push start. Also, vinegar is a natural fabric softener that you can poor into your washing machine where the liquid fabric softener would go. (I have no tips for sensitive skin however)
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