Author Topic: What small things did you do TODAY to save money? (Read 6323235 times)

La Bibliotecaria Feroz · « **Reply #4500 on:** October 06, 2015, 04:34:30 PM »

I told my husband he could plan to work on my birthday (when I don't work) so that he will not have to work this Friday evening, when I do work. We would either have had to shell out fifty bucks for a babysitter, or he could have had to drive 20 miles roundtrip in rush hour traffic to pick up the kids and bring them back to work with him.

Juslookin · « **Reply #4501 on:** October 06, 2015, 06:31:02 PM »

DH and I took a couple days off and had a lovely staycation. Our vacation days expire if we don't use them. We took some time to do some yard work in the nice weather and cleaned out the garage. Better than an expensive vacation is peace and organization. haha

Today we slept in, went for a nice walk and than went out to lunch with a free gift card I won last Christmas at a Holiday party. Cost $0 and we're feeling very relaxed. Even better is tomorrow my lunch is the leftovers we brought home today from our free lunch.

BetsyS · « **Reply #4502 on:** October 06, 2015, 08:17:55 PM »

Rode my bike to and from work. I know that's old hat for most folks here, but it was my first ride home in the dark since the days are getting shorter. New bike lights worked a treat.

No spend day as well.

Rosy · « **Reply #4503 on:** October 06, 2015, 08:49:09 PM »

Quote from: Bracken_Joy on October 05, 2015, 07:48:20 PM

Quote from: Bracken_Joy on September 18, 2015, 09:49:58 AM
After orientation for work, there was an optional survey to fill out about the training. Not only did it enter me for a $50 gift card drawing, but I also got paid for the time filling it out. Seemed silly to leave money on the table when we'd already been there all day, but the other trainees left without filling it out. Into worse traffic, no less, because the extra 30 min pushed us past a lot of traffic.

So guys. I WON THIS.

$50 gift card, coming in the mail. Heck yes.

Sweet, always smart to enter when there isn't a lot of competition for the prize - besides, you can't win if you never enter. CONGRATS!

1. Well, my small thing for today was - actually remembering to take in the empty ink cartridges for credit at Office Depot and bring along the $10 off coupon (if you purchase $50).
2. But, the purchase turned out to be only $48 not $50, awww, so the cashier said, "I can override your coupon" and we got our ten bucks:) Sweet!
3. Needed a new wireless mouse and they just happened to have a mark down - paid $19.90 instead of $39.90 - $20 savings.

So all in all - saved $30 plus $14 credit on my rewards card.

jengod · « **Reply #4504 on:** October 06, 2015, 11:12:36 PM »

Quote from: BetsyS on October 06, 2015, 08:17:55 PM

Rode my bike to and from work. I know that's old hat for most folks here, but it was my first ride home in the dark since the days are getting shorter. New bike lights worked a treat.

No spend day as well.

Badassity!

10dollarsatatime · « **Reply #4505 on:** October 07, 2015, 11:56:12 AM »

Replaced all the guts in my toilet tank myself, with a kit that I got on clearance for 50% off. No more using bobby pins to hold the chain in place!

dorothyc · « **Reply #4506 on:** October 07, 2015, 01:28:26 PM »

I walked to work via an alternate route, that I realized saves me 5 minutes - 50 minutes instead of 55. Bus fare would have been 45 cents after work subsidy, and I got to exercise on my way to work.

Gerard · « **Reply #4507 on:** October 07, 2015, 02:48:19 PM »

Quote from: jengod on October 05, 2015, 10:02:06 PM

* Borrowed a hammer drill and mortar drill bits from my mom, and helped her repot a large plant.

Must have been a hell of a plant.

Cookie78 · « **Reply #4508 on:** October 07, 2015, 02:59:46 PM »

I have had a foster dog the last couple weeks (she got adopted today!) and I've been closing my bedroom and computer/spare room doors while she has been there to keep her out. She's allowed in at bedtime. I notice when I go in my bedroom now that it is quite a bit colder than the rest of the house. No big deal, less rooms to heat and I'm usually only in there either very briefly, or when I go to bed. Last night I was so chilly, but I just jumped under multiple blankets, and made my dog snuggle me for warmth instead of turning up the heat. Was toasty warm in the morning even though he'd moved to his regular spot sometime during the night.

Also free food at work.

jengod · « **Reply #4509 on:** October 07, 2015, 07:37:29 PM »

Quote from: Gerard on October 07, 2015, 02:48:19 PM

Quote from: jengod on October 05, 2015, 10:02:06 PM
* Borrowed a hammer drill and mortar drill bits from my mom, and helped her repot a large plant.

Must have been a hell of a plant.

I think it's older than me. :)

Squirrel away · « **Reply #4510 on:** October 08, 2015, 02:36:53 AM »

Quote from: Cookie78 on October 07, 2015, 02:59:46 PM

I have had a foster dog the last couple weeks (she got adopted today!)

Aw, cute. :) What breed is she?

Candace · « **Reply #4511 on:** October 08, 2015, 06:38:19 AM »

Thank you to everyone who suggested better ways to repair shoes. If mine breaks again, I'll use one of those. So far, so good though.

Juslookin · « **Reply #4512 on:** October 08, 2015, 07:43:44 AM »

You guys are pretty inspiring. I enjoy reading all the ways you save money.

I can't compare in a lot of ways because of where we live. We're pretty rural and it's a half hour car ride to the grocery store. There is no public transit. So my best bet is just to group errands together or have DH in his company car drive me. That's been our tactic lately. Goal is to save on gas.

Been working the freezer inventory and meal planning pretty hard. Sticking to the meal plan is absolutely saving us money. I figured out a weeks worth of meals and committed to them by writing them down on my kitchen bulletin board. I have been switching around the days to allow some flexibility and so far it's working great.

I work at home so no gas used and no money spent today.

Zaga · « **Reply #4513 on:** October 08, 2015, 09:39:46 AM »

Minor thing, but I managed to arrange all of my errands in town on the same day. So I did physical therapy, got an injection, returned something, went to 2 grocery stores, and picked up the ribbon I needed from Joann's, all in one trip. Glad to save on gas!

Bracken_Joy · « **Reply #4514 on:** October 08, 2015, 09:47:33 AM »

Crock pot weather! Made a batch of chili yesterday. Normally I do double batches, but I wasn't sure if Brother would like it. Turns out he does! So I'm up to 3 recipes that DH, Brother, and I all like.

Container shuffle- I re-packaged the 20lb bag of basmati we got from Costco. It's the same cost as the 10lb bags we were getting before, so a great deal, but I wasn't sure how storage would work out! Luckily I had enough open glass jars that it worked out okay. Unfortunately now I'm having a hard time repacking the 5lb bag of coffee we just got from the roaster. Hmmm. Work in progress.

No spend, no travel day for me yesterday. I stayed home and cooked and read a library book. Took a nap. It was a drizzly day, so it was pleasant to stay inside. Will probably do the same again today, and skype friends.

Cookie78 · « **Reply #4515 on:** October 08, 2015, 09:58:00 AM »

Quote from: Londoner38 on October 08, 2015, 02:36:53 AM

Quote from: Cookie78 on October 07, 2015, 02:59:46 PM
I have had a foster dog the last couple weeks (she got adopted today!)

Aw, cute. :) What breed is she?

She's a German Shepherd cross of some sort. A little over a year old and super sweet. I knew she'd get adopted fast, but three weeks is a record for me. :)

dantownehall · « **Reply #4516 on:** October 09, 2015, 09:21:14 AM »

It's he 9th and my "Everything Else" category in Mint is still at $0 for October!

2ndTimer · « **Reply #4517 on:** October 09, 2015, 09:33:33 AM »

Quote from: Juslookin on October 08, 2015, 07:43:44 AM

You guys are pretty inspiring. I enjoy reading all the ways you save money.

I can't compare in a lot of ways because of where we live. We're pretty rural and it's a half hour car ride to the grocery store. There is no public transit. So my best bet is just to group errands together or have DH in his company car drive me. That's been our tactic lately. Goal is to save on gas.

Been working the freezer inventory and meal planning pretty hard. Sticking to the meal plan is absolutely saving us money. I figured out a weeks worth of meals and committed to them by writing them down on my kitchen bulletin board. I have been switching around the days to allow some flexibility and so far it's working great.

I work at home so no gas used and no money spent today.

Lots of good things to do in the country that save money. Witness my efforts to grow a second crop of leeks from the roots of the first crop in hope of saving $2.00 on transplants. So far only one has cooperated. I think I need to leave a bit more leek on the root next time.

La Bibliotecaria Feroz · « **Reply #4518 on:** October 09, 2015, 02:28:26 PM »

Some weeks back, I scored a used Burley Piccolo for $75.

Finally got around to replacing the chain. Saved $15 over having it done at the bike shop. (And a lot of trouble, because it is damn near impossible to fit a Burley Piccolo into a Honda Accord with kids in the back.)

Koreth · « **Reply #4519 on:** October 09, 2015, 03:59:44 PM »

Cancelled the gym membership and bodybugg subscription. Since the two together totalled to just over 38, I increased the automatic deposit to my IRA by $40

Rosy · « **Reply #4520 on:** October 09, 2015, 04:37:58 PM »

I love this one:)

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* Fed the chickens the usual kitchen scraps (including a nice quantity of pumpkin seeds) and let them free-range all day, harnessing their roto-tilling skills and their additional fertility as the garden transitions to fall.

Signed up for a new savings account with 5% interest and used a referral code $20 plus an extra incentive of $10. So all in all, I'm pretty happy with myself right now. $30 in cash now and $20 every month for my $5K savings, easy money, but I sure fretted and searched for a while before I finally did this.
I'll feel better when I have my card and the account is all finalized, online banking still makes me nervous:)

The cardinal approved of the sunflower seeds left on the pods:) and maybe I'll create a new herbal tea combo tomorrow, it's clean up the garden time in Florida:)

Tyson · « **Reply #4521 on:** October 09, 2015, 04:57:15 PM »

The sole on a pair of shoes I recently bought started to separate. Would have taken it to a cobbler but that would have cost money, so i thought I'd take it by the store I bought it from first. That store is pretty far away and I would have had to make a special trip in my car. So I called the shoe company's customer service line and they agreed to fix it for me, I just had to send them in. They sent me a pre-paid UPS shipping label with my return slip, I printed it out and biked it over to the local UPS store. Saved $$ by not going to a cobbler, by not driving to the physical store, and got some exercise on my bike as a bonus!

Juslookin · « **Reply #4522 on:** October 09, 2015, 06:19:05 PM »

Quote from: 2ndTimer on October 09, 2015, 09:33:33 AM

Quote from: Juslookin on October 08, 2015, 07:43:44 AM
You guys are pretty inspiring. I enjoy reading all the ways you save money.

I can't compare in a lot of ways because of where we live. We're pretty rural and it's a half hour car ride to the grocery store. There is no public transit. So my best bet is just to group errands together or have DH in his company car drive me. That's been our tactic lately. Goal is to save on gas.

Been working the freezer inventory and meal planning pretty hard. Sticking to the meal plan is absolutely saving us money. I figured out a weeks worth of meals and committed to them by writing them down on my kitchen bulletin board. I have been switching around the days to allow some flexibility and so far it's working great.

I work at home so no gas used and no money spent today.

Lots of good things to do in the country that save money. Witness my efforts to grow a second crop of leeks from the roots of the first crop in hope of saving $2.00 on transplants. So far only one has cooperated. I think I need to leave a bit more leek on the root next time.

Good luck with the leeks.

Yes, I am a big gardener who's suffering a little garden burn out. Need to go smaller and more manageable. Need to find cheaper ways to garden too, researching. I love the leek idea, let me know how it goes.

Harvested two bushels of apples today from our orchard. Sorted them out and put the perfect ones
in the fridge for storage and turned the imperfect ones into applesauce I canned. Still have sweet potatoes to dig and butternut squash to gather.

I cooked a grab and go dinner for everybody. DS asked if I could copy something he saw at work (he works in a grocery store on the weekends) chicken parm wraps. I just made homemade breaded boneless chicken and than layered it in a flour tortilla with cheese and sauce. He said it was perfect and everybody heading in different directions today wrapped one in foil, grabbed an apple and took off. Nobody had to eat out. Perfect.

icemodeled · « **Reply #4523 on:** October 09, 2015, 07:07:49 PM »

Fixed a drain pipe instead of hiring a plumber. This adds up big over time.

horsepoor · « **Reply #4524 on:** October 09, 2015, 11:08:35 PM »

Well in recent memory:

Yesterday I arrived home exhausted from a work trip, so woke up this morning thinking I had nothing for lunch, then remembered that I froze leftover soup before leaving on my trip, and still had half a cantaloupe from the garden in the fridge, so lunch out avoided. Enjoyed homemade yogurt for breakfast.

On said work trip, took full advantage of free hotel breakfast and evening "reception" snacks so I could pocket most of the per diem.

Just purchased a beef quarter and asked for the heart, tongue and bones (still have liver from last year, I think they gave me the entire thing). Will roast off the bones and can bunches of stock. Of course the beef is great grass-raised quality meat for less than the price of bottom-rung grocery store stuff.

Eating down the contents of the freezer instead of grocery shopping to make way for said beef quarter.

Declined the monthly riding lessons this month because we haven't made much progress since last time the instructor was in town, so no sense paying to rehash last month's lessons.

Starting next month, I'll likely be doing her scheduling in exchange for a free lesson each month.

Decided my horses were a bit fat and cut their feed rations down a bit.

Bought clearance plants at Lowe's using a $5 off $25 coupon and a $15 mail-in-rebate debit card, so I walked out with 8 quart sized perennials for $7 and change.

Decided not to open a bottle of wine tonight, and drank water instead.

BetsyS · « **Reply #4525 on:** October 10, 2015, 07:40:24 AM »

I resisted getting a coffee and snack at the airport while waiting to pick up the in laws. (Insert joke here).

YoungInvestor · « **Reply #4526 on:** October 10, 2015, 08:32:32 AM »

Currently on my second no-spend day in a row, studying at home for an exam that would give me a significant raise. The girlfriend being out of town for the weekend does help on that front!

I'm definitely not on the level of most of you, though!

Catbert · « **Reply #4527 on:** October 10, 2015, 12:16:18 PM »

Not exactly today, but this week, I bought a $5 rotisserie chicken at Costco. So dinners this week included:

Huge portion of roast chicken
BBQ chicken sandwiches using guava BBQ sauce I made last week from free guavas and homemade buns
Chicken and veggie frittata

I added a bag of veggie trimmings from the freezer to the carcass and made yummy chicken broth. After a night in the frig I was able to skim off the fat to save separately.

jengod · « **Reply #4528 on:** October 11, 2015, 12:17:55 AM »

Collected jars of bubbles that people were just throwing in the trash after the wedding ceremony I attended tonight. My two-year-old has been asking for bubbles for months. I think he's going to be pleased with me.

2ndTimer · « **Reply #4529 on:** October 11, 2015, 03:04:55 AM »

Just returned from camping. Made a careful effort to get everything perishable in the food box put where it will get used while still good. I have a history of leaving the coffee in the camping food box until it gets too stale to use so made an extra effort to get it back on the counter where it will get used. Kills me to find that I have wasted my bought-as-beans-to-ensure-it's-good coffee by letting it get stale.

Susan · « **Reply #4530 on:** October 12, 2015, 12:55:45 AM »

Returned all the clothes I bought a few weeks ago in a panic-pre-wedding-shopping-spree, as I decided last minute I would just wear something I already owned.

3Mer · « **Reply #4531 on:** October 12, 2015, 07:43:46 AM »

I tried dropping off my fall coat at a place that does alterations, due to the seam on the back of one armhole being out. They weren't open (even during their posted hours). Frustrated, and needing my coat, I figured out how to get between the permanent liner and shell of the outer fabric and hand stiched it myself, for the cost of a spool of thread. Small thing I know, but I'm feeling accomplished. Especially since I had shown this repair issue to a coworker who is very experienced in sewing, and she said they would have to take the liner out to repair it. She must not have noticed the liner is sewn in everywhere except at the inner bottom, which allowed me to access the area I needed.

Kwill · « **Reply #4532 on:** October 12, 2015, 07:52:38 AM »

Last night I walked into the supermarket wanting some ice cream or sweets and also thinking of picking up some frozen meals. But I don't like to make people work on Sundays if I can help it, and there wasn't anything I really needed. So I put my cart away, walked back out, and made a chocolate cake at home, borrowing some flour from one roommate and a little salt from another. I shared the results. Probably a more satisfying dessert in the end.

I made a half recipe of this cake. It doesn't include eggs, so it's a little cheaper to make when eggs are so expensive these days. I tend to put peanut butter on my slice instead of frosting the whole thing. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/8396/chocolate-oil-cake/

Easye418 · « **Reply #4533 on:** October 12, 2015, 08:03:46 AM »

Made a good thing out of a bad thing:

Called DirecTV to try to get a trial of NFL Redzone.

1st rep - no luck.

Called again, said I want to cancelled, didn't understand why Redzone wasn't a stand alone channel. Lady researched for 20 minutes.

Came back with "I am going to charge you for NFL Ticket (6 payments of $58.99), but I am going to give you a $50 dollar credit for 12 months".

....

I ACCEPT. THANK YOU. :-D

Cost: $353.94
Savings: $600.00

Profit: $246.06 plus free NFL Ticket.

Loving life right now.

Juslookin · « **Reply #4534 on:** October 12, 2015, 08:48:22 AM »

DH and I stopped at a local farmers market yesterday we had never been too.

We picked up a 1/2 bushel of perfect size zucchini for $5.00. I made 12 zucchini breads for the freezer and bagged 12 more bags of shredded for the freezer. Great find.

On the way out the door they had a cart with free veggies for the taking, they were just a little past their prime. I picked up two heads of free cauliflower and made cauliflower casserole for dinner last night and served it with leftover chicken! Can't beat free.

Other than that our only shopping all weekend was I picked up some new freezer tape and paper to divide meats. I had completely run out. Fabulous stay at home enjoy the fall weather weekend.

G-dog · « **Reply #4535 on:** October 12, 2015, 09:26:08 AM »

Replaced the oven burner element myself.
Cost = ~ $26 for replacement element (item + S&H) + ~ 5 minutes of work

Versus estimated cost from repair shop = $63 service fee + $45 element + labor = greater than $108

And, best of all I feel like a total badass for doing it myself!

Rosewhipped · « **Reply #4536 on:** October 12, 2015, 10:28:51 AM »

This was over the weekend. My parents and I were in the mood to go out to eat, but decided to eat in instead. I found a knock-off version of BoneFish Grill's Bang Bang shrimp and made that along with some mac and cheese and stir fry left overs from the day before. I was really pleased with the way it turned out and the shrimp came from the freezer and I didn't need to buy anything extra since our pantry is often well-stocked. We had only been to Bonefish once, but these were better because the shrimp was bigger and we made the sauce hotter. Other restaurants like Charlie Browns have a dish similar to this...firecracker shrimp. Not really healthy since it's lightly fried, but plenty delicious.

BPA · « **Reply #4537 on:** October 12, 2015, 12:18:14 PM »

Spent $15 and got what should last me two weeks as far as vegetables go. I keep telling my boyfriend's dad, who owns the farm where I get vegetables from, to charge me the usual rate. He says he is...but I don't know.

Made soup from turkey carcass.

Rigged my squirrel trap so that I take care of the little bastards living in my attic without having to resort to professionals. They were able to get the peanuts out without tripping the trap, so I slathered peanut butter on a pine cone and hung it inside. Now I wait. I did grin wondering if people thought I was gathering pine cones to make crafts. Nope.

MEER · « **Reply #4538 on:** October 12, 2015, 12:32:55 PM »

-Walked to the grocery store with ice packs in my backpack (20 minute walk and I live somewhere HOT).
-Made homemade enchilada sauce (really expensive here)
-Cooked my dried beans (cheaper and better than canned)
-Didn't clean the bathroom. For the third week in a row. Okay, it may be that I'm avoiding it, but I feel better about it if I convince myself that it's because I'm both saving the environment and saving money on cleaning supplies. And if your bathroom is not as clean as it could be, you could convince yourself of the same.

sparky28 · « **Reply #4539 on:** October 12, 2015, 12:41:28 PM »

For the first time in over a year, I didn't buy lunch from a restaurant near my office. I walked another block further to a grocery store and picked up ingredients for a week+ worth of PB&Banana sandwiches.

$10 spent for a week of lunch (with a lot of PB left), instead of my usual $30-40. Yikes. Let's not do that math.

I've been rationalizing it as "I don't eat lunch everyday, so why spend the time packing a lunch in the morning that I might not eat anyway?" No longer the case, I can just make one on the fly!

horsepoor · « **Reply #4540 on:** October 12, 2015, 01:41:59 PM »

I'm canning tomatoes today. So far I have 9 pints of plum tomatoes and 10 pints of sauce. About to do another batch of half-pints and half-cups of sauce.

A wildfire dumped so much smoke into the valley last night that I decided the air quality is too bad to exercise my horse, so I suppose I'm saving some gas money by not driving out there today.

Both side dishes for dinner tonight will be from the garden. Making short ribs from last year's beef with homemade teriyaki sauce and homemade tahini for the carrots.

Bracken_Joy · « **Reply #4541 on:** October 12, 2015, 02:09:33 PM »

Quote from: MEER on October 12, 2015, 12:32:55 PM

-Didn't clean the bathroom. For the third week in a row. Okay, it may be that I'm avoiding it, but I feel better about it if I convince myself that it's because I'm both saving the environment and saving money on cleaning supplies. And if your bathroom is not as clean as it could be, you could convince yourself of the same.

Ah. In that case, I am also saving money today.

YoungInvestor · « **Reply #4542 on:** October 12, 2015, 04:15:07 PM »

Quote from: Bracken_Joy on October 12, 2015, 02:09:33 PM

Quote from: MEER on October 12, 2015, 12:32:55 PM
-Didn't clean the bathroom. For the third week in a row. Okay, it may be that I'm avoiding it, but I feel better about it if I convince myself that it's because I'm both saving the environment and saving money on cleaning supplies. And if your bathroom is not as clean as it could be, you could convince yourself of the same.

Ah. In that case, I am also saving money today.

That makes 3 of us.

La Bibliotecaria Feroz · « **Reply #4543 on:** October 12, 2015, 05:17:42 PM »

Quote from: YoungInvestor on October 12, 2015, 04:15:07 PM

Quote from: Bracken_Joy on October 12, 2015, 02:09:33 PM
Quote from: MEER on October 12, 2015, 12:32:55 PM
-Didn't clean the bathroom. For the third week in a row. Okay, it may be that I'm avoiding it, but I feel better about it if I convince myself that it's because I'm both saving the environment and saving money on cleaning supplies. And if your bathroom is not as clean as it could be, you could convince yourself of the same.

Ah. In that case, I am also saving money today.

That makes 3 of us.

Yep. Hey, if we just take showers, how much does a little bathtub grime matter anyway? (How dirty is my bathtub? Well, my four-year-old keeps mentioning it.) Plus, the tub in question is in the basement and the water has to be pumped upstairs, presumably with electricity.

Catbert · « **Reply #4544 on:** October 13, 2015, 01:05:09 PM »

Count me as another "saving money" by not cleaning.

I eat a version of muesli for breakfast several times a week. Today I added a few random thing to the storage jar: walnut crumbs left after the nuts were eaten and the dregs from a bag of cold cereal my DH eats.

oldmannickels · « **Reply #4545 on:** October 13, 2015, 01:52:41 PM »

I took collision and comprehensive car insurance off my policy this renewal period and raised my deductibles. 6 month rate went from $540.70 ----> $385.60!

jooles · « **Reply #4546 on:** October 13, 2015, 04:01:42 PM »

I ate the lunch I packed :)

Nangirl17 · « **Reply #4547 on:** October 13, 2015, 04:39:16 PM »

Quote from: sparky28 on October 12, 2015, 12:41:28 PM

For the first time in over a year, I didn't buy lunch from a restaurant near my office. I walked another block further to a grocery store and picked up ingredients for a week+ worth of PB&Banana sandwiches.

$10 spent for a week of lunch (with a lot of PB left), instead of my usual ......
No longer the case, I can just make one on the fly!

Nice! My dh keeps a bag of oatmeal, apples, cinnamon, and a knife in his desk drawer so he can make apple oatmeal whenever he wants (uses water from the hot water machine at work).

La Bibliotecaria Feroz · « **Reply #4548 on:** October 13, 2015, 05:10:20 PM »

Washed empty glass jars for reuse so I won't need to buy food storage containers.

mustachepungoeshere · « **Reply #4549 on:** October 13, 2015, 05:39:34 PM »

Quote from: Susan on October 12, 2015, 12:55:45 AM

Returned all the clothes I bought a few weeks ago in a panic-pre-wedding-shopping-spree, as I decided last minute I would just wear something I already owned.

I have to fight this urge every time we have an event on. I have clothes and I hate shopping, but that's just how my inferiority complex manifests.

Keeping tags on and returning them is a good idea.

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