


I am sharing them with y'all as it feels as though I shall never again purchase something for fun. Life feels different when one tries to be responsible. If my 20's were about learning that my actions had consequences, then my 30's (do I get to use the plural if I am only 30? Would it me better to say 'my 30'?) are about dealing with potential consequences. Far less fun!
3 comments:
why can't you buy things for fun? *shakes head*
when you have a store, you realize that if people did not purchase for primal, lust based reasons (read: fun) we wouldn't be open for business.... Sure moderation is key, but don't eliminate fun...you'll just encounter a different set of consequences that are probably equally bad as those you 'learned' in your 20's
I can't buy things for fun because I do other things now like got to ICFF and wonderful places in Astoria for dinner....worth it!
so then those purchases were for fun as well! you do buy for fun!
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