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alliesmama4 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 14, 2021 8:30 am

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lol What we use to say back when I was young was 40 and holding.. then when that was no longer feasible 50 and holding. Good luck. Have you informed your body of this change in aging plan? lol

Age is a mindset! Mind over matter! LOL

I've decided that 2020 was such a dud of a year, that it doesn't count.

I turned 51 last June, but since 2020 doesn't count, then I'm still 50.

I'll see how this year goes. I might be 50 AGAIN this June, lol

My Ancestry membership and trail passes for cross country skiing. Dh’s golf membership and equipment and our Shaw cable tv/internet fees. We very seldom eat out, go to movies, etc. And in normal times our travel costs. We don’t do a lot but when we do go, we usually go BIG on overseas trips. Otherw...

I think it's OhJodi who calls it SixtyDollar Tree, which is so funny and true! My anxiety about being in crowds since March has made all my shopping trips as fast as humanly possible. It cuts way down on what I spend when I don't linger. LOL Close.....it's $20 Tree, to me, sometimes a bit more. Som...

I probably have more than I'm thinking of just now. What comes to mind is when I go into Dollar Tree for a couple of specific necessities - and come out $12 or so later! "Oh, look! They have YARN..." "Oh, maybe I'm running low on glue sticks...", etc. "Oh, this whole great big hard cover book is on...

Jimmy Johns. But I don't order a drink! And I order free extra veggies on the sandwich, so that's a salad, right ? lol But it's delivery, and I tip $5.