"The label you give yourself cannot impact external forces that are not motivated by your own psychology or influenced by a third party's pre-existing consciousness of you. We are all presented with reasons to struggle which come from completely external forces; to pretend that one is not struggling is either arrogance or an admission of defeat. To admit that one is struggling is a sign and a source of strength." - Evan A. Baker

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Retail Therapy on a Budget

With visions of making $10,000+ in my head yesterday, and then having them shatter into a million little pieces, I needed to partake in some retail therapy. What is retail therapy on a budget? Window shopping!


















But I did splurge on an 8 pack of Coke. Coke is good, (soooo good) and we've basically stopped buying soda about a year ago or thereabouts, so it was a nice treat to make myself feel better. I also washed my car. It's the small things, you know?

I'm also a huge fan of asking for what I need to hear, and I need to hear that it's all going to be okay.

It's all going to be okay, right?

5 comments:

  1. It is all going to be better than okay.

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  2. It is going to be ok.

    P.S. I love window shopping. Currently, I love window shopping on Roberston on my way to work. It's effectively cost-cutting because nothing's open at that time of morning.

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  3. Hmmm, the things I take for granted.

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  4. It's going to be better than okay, friend.

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  5. I don't think I am good at window shopping, because then once I visualize how cute It would be.. I just have to have it!! I think I'm best just staying away, and so is my wallet.!! But I do agree retail therapy, is the best cure..!! P.S. Of course It's gonna be okay. Wouldn't have it any other way!! :)

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Play nice.