We didn't get everything done. But some, enough, and glad to be home. Had a decent Mexican lunch, good hot salsa on.
Driving across town tomorrow to visit D's folks in the morning, got appropriate token gifts. We'd prefer to get nothing, but they do insist, so we have given up the battle.
Walked around a store where I like what they have, would theoretically like to have so much of it, but when it comes to actually imagine using it, bringing it home, finding a place to keep it, I balk. I wouldn't, actually, wear it, keep it, need it. Already have something that works as well or better. What do you give someone who really doesn't need anything, isn't acquisitive, has no space? A nice hug, good conversation, quiet company.
Someone has this figured out.
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I love this sequence of photos. You and Moby are so in tune with each other. One look says all that needs saying with cats, doesn't it?
:)
For anyone who has any kind of debt, money can be helpful. Many mark it as rather impersonal, but if you are done with acquisition, done with clutter but mired in debt, even it is a mortgage rather than consumer debt, money can be very welcome.
Crow,
Indeed.
Phil,
I stand corrected. Debt is another issue. We only have student loans outstanding, which will never affect our housing. Oh, I'd take a chunk of cash, find uses for it, but not buying little stuff.
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