Woohoo, it’s hubby’s pay day tomorrow! Time to pay the debt management program repayments, home loan installment and bank overdraft charge with hubby’s money.
As for my pay, I am still waiting for Google AdSense payment. On last check, the payment is not yet in the process.
I am hoping I will get the job successfully. Will I? I don’t know. The chance is 50-50 now. ^^!!!
I know I have been complaining a lot recently. Please bear with me because if I don’t vent it out here, I will go mad or into depression pretty soon.
Hubby’s stressful job, the super slow internet line, leaking toilets, dropping quick weight loss sales and many other trivial things have been bothering me and making me more and more depressed these days.
I know I should leave them to God and trust that He will take care of them, but I can’t help.
So happy to have received a free savings coupon book this morning. I am even happier after seeing that a hair loss for men product is entitled to a $5′s savings.
Gillette razors, batteries, toothbrush refills, men shampoo, cleansing gel, Panadol caplets, … wow, these personal care products are all needed in June!
Woohoo, big savings! I wish I was given a free savings coupon book every month!
I was quite offended by a blogger who said ‘only stupid people do budgeting’ the other day. Argh, … mad!
He cited that it’s more practical to make more money than stretching every dollar and cent.
Did I leave any comment to argue with him? Of course no. Just swore to myself that I would never go to his blog again.
Actually I was blog-hopping after collecting some fat burner info when I reached his blog.
You know, he is a financial planner! I am mad that he is very insensitive to those who live frugally and stick to budgets that work to help them save more money.
Besides skipping a facial treatment in May, I can also postpone the purchase of a cream for dark circles under eyes until June.
I can bear with ‘panda eyes’ for a little longer as long as hubby doesn’t mind.
Maybe I should hop a bit and see what other frugal bloggers do to cut down on expenses or stretch every dollar they have. There must be ways to save more money from daily expenses.
Please do share with me your money saving tips on groceries and daily expenses, thanks. 
It’s the 2nd of July today and here I am still sitting at home! Yes, I haven’t found the right job yet even though I have attended a few interviews.
I was waiting the whole day yesterday, but there was not a call from the pharmacy which I submitted my application form to. I did feel like calling the person-in-charge last night. However, my gut or God told me not to do so.
You know, I feel that God is busy finding the right job for me. That’s why it’s been very quite from His part. When there is no sign/answer from Him, I know I should just wait.
Of course, while waiting for God’s sign/answer, I should also be going on with daily blog updates with diet pills, cellulite shorts, baby strollers, adult diapers and other products.
The school principal didn’t seem to take hubby’s request seriously the other day. He told hubby it’s impossible to cut down his classes as there weren’t enough teachers.
I know hubby will talk to the principal again before the school holidays begins. Hopefully the principal will take his request seriously, otherwise, quitting will be hubby’s final decision.
I hate to see hubby quit his teaching job because his steady income has been paying most of the bills all this time and making saving for extra money possible.
Hubby and I have less than $35 in our pockets now! My pay day is tomorrow while hubby’s payday is this Thursday/Friday.
With so little money in hand, my plan of buying some baby clothes for a buddy’s new born baby has to wait. Wait until I get my money tomorrow.
It’s possible for me to do the shopping today by digging into my personal savings, but I refuse to do so. I know once I start digging into my savings, it will soon become a bad habit.
I admit that I am a ‘What ifs‘ person. I tend to think of ‘What if this happens’ or ‘What if that happens’ although 95% of the time, nothing happens or what I don’t expect happens.
It’s understandable to have all sorts of worries before signing up a debt management plan, right? But unfortunately after more than 1 1/2 years in the debt repayment plan, I still worry this or fear that.
Sigh!