And here is the "take" from my Piggy Bank Challenge. $166.25 (and a few dollars left in the can again as seed money for next year.)! There was also 2 hair pins and a fake dollar that only works at the local laundramat. Thank you Val for the incentive to save the extra loot. I don't know what I'll buy with it, maybe groceries!!!! No, that wouldn't be fun. Guess I've gotta go to the fabric store...
Life is Good!
Hugs,
Terri
You have a whole new quilt there, in that can. Make something for yourself this time.
ReplyDeleteOh pretty orchid--quite a haul from the lil piggy...hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteYouare so very welcome and good job!! I need to get better at my own challenge! LOL!! But a penny saved is a penny earned and I get to treat myself to something special. The hairpins cracked me up as my daughter is ALWAYS leaving those darn things laying around. Whatever you do...spoil YOURSELF! You deserve it. :)V
ReplyDeleteI do intend to spoil myself this time. I have the idea to buy a nice dress to wear to my 50 year class reunion next month. Thanks for the good advice.
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Great savings! Way to go. I love your orchid.
ReplyDeleteLove that orchid! Congratulations on it surviving the move and also...on your impressive challenge savings.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love the quilt in your header.
I say use the money for something you'd never generally buy but want. There's a thread holder for the machine made by martelli for instance, or a travel bag, or jewelry. Something different and something you can look at later and remember. LeeAnna
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment. I was thinking I'd get a nice dress for my 50 year class reunion next month. Nothing pretentious, something I could wear to church afterwards.
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It is such fun having "extra" money to just spend at will, but then the hard part starts, and which is having to decide what to buy.
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