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Officially on a budget
E and I have decided that I will return to seminary full-time in January. I don't think we can pay off our credit card by September. It would make things too tight. This means we are officially on a budget. We have set up a a cash-flow speadsheet and I have also linked our bank account to Quicken. Of course, we look fine on paper. After taking into account $1,000 in gas, groceries, and household items monthly, we show a surplus of $2,100. This includes our monthly bills of $3,300. E and I waste alot of money. Apparently $2,100 a month. It has to stop. And seeing it in black and white was a great way to see how un-stewardlike we are. Our income after taxes, health, dental, retirement, and tithes is $6,476 and our bills and monthly expenses are $4,300. Where does it all go? A big chunk goes to lunches for both E and me (almost every day). Another huge chunk goes to eating out. We dine out three, four, five times a week. And E is not a cheap date
That has to change. It's just throwing money away. I am ready. I really hope E is.
That has to change. It's just throwing money away. I am ready. I really hope E is. For the stalkers
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