Posted by William Souden on July 16, 2007, 6:22 pm
Two things for my self. The cost of the first is almost
infinitesimal. I use a fresh towel each day when I shower . If I go out
in the evening I use two towels that day.
When I am having a bad week I go to the local butcher and treat myself
to a nice T-bone, always well under $10.
Posted by Usenet2007@THE-DOMAIN-IN.SIG on July 23, 2007, 7:30 pm
souden@nospam.com says...
> Two things for my self. The cost of the first is almost
> infinitesimal. I use a fresh towel each day when I shower . If I go out
> in the evening I use two towels that day.
I do that with pillow cases.
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Posted by Seerialmom on July 24, 2007, 12:38 pm
> Two things for my self. The cost of the first is almost
> infinitesimal. I use a fresh towel each day when I shower . If I go out
> in the evening I use two towels that day.
> When I am having a bad week I go to the local butcher and treat myself
> to a nice T-bone, always well under $10.
Isn't "frugal luxury" an oxymoron?
But if you want to know about non-frugal treats that I partake in
(after being frugally hypervigilant) in, here's my "go-to's":
Turtles...not the aquatic kind but the chocolate/caramel/pecan
convection featured on "Everybody Hates Chris". Usually able to snag
these for a good price after a holiday (Christmas and Valentines day
mostly).
AYCE Chinese buffet for Sunday lunch while out and about.
I have been known to buy the latest gadget just because it's too cool
to pass up....but it's infrequent. Example: Go-Video VCR/DVR combo
when it first came out. Loved the fact it took up the space of a
VCR. Didn't love the fact that I never had a DVR before so though the
skipping I had with it was due to "rental disks". Got it fixed one
month before warranty was up. The other non-frugal but worth it buy
was the Dyson when it first came out here.
Posted by George on July 24, 2007, 5:52 pm
Seerialmom wrote:
>> Two things for my self. The cost of the first is almost
>> infinitesimal. I use a fresh towel each day when I shower . If I go out
>> in the evening I use two towels that day.
>>
>> When I am having a bad week I go to the local butcher and treat myself
>> to a nice T-bone, always well under $10.
>
> Isn't "frugal luxury" an oxymoron?
No, Some people confuse frugal with cheapness but it isn't that at all.
>
> But if you want to know about non-frugal treats that I partake in
> (after being frugally hypervigilant) in, here's my "go-to's":
>
> Turtles...not the aquatic kind but the chocolate/caramel/pecan
> convection featured on "Everybody Hates Chris". Usually able to snag
> these for a good price after a holiday (Christmas and Valentines day
> mostly).
>
> AYCE Chinese buffet for Sunday lunch while out and about.
>
> I have been known to buy the latest gadget just because it's too cool
> to pass up....but it's infrequent. Example: Go-Video VCR/DVR combo
> when it first came out. Loved the fact it took up the space of a
> VCR. Didn't love the fact that I never had a DVR before so though the
> skipping I had with it was due to "rental disks". Got it fixed one
> month before warranty was up. The other non-frugal but worth it buy
> was the Dyson when it first came out here.
>
>
> infinitesimal. I use a fresh towel each day when I shower . If I go out
> in the evening I use two towels that day.