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What to do, what to do
Mar. 4th, 2004 12:11 pm
So, I got home last night, and found an unexpected cheque for $600 in my mailbox. I knew there was some possibility that I would get some of that money, but I certainly wasn't expecting all of it, and I certainly wasn't expecting it now. It was kinda sitting in the back of my brain as maybe, someday...
Anyway, I now have $600 burning a hole in my pocket. If I'd gotten the cheque two weeks ago, it would have gone straight into my RRSP fund, so I'm kinda glad I didn't get it then. Spending it is so much more fun. Do I go buy the iPod I've been jonesin' for for months? Do I finally get myself a PDA? A digital camera? Or do I do the sensible thing, and buy a new set of tires for my car? I wasn't expecting to buy them until the fall, since winter's almost over and I've gotten through this year. I also need some brake work done, but I'd been budgeting for that, so it should be covered.
Decisions, decisions. The iPod would take up all the money and then some, since I'd also need a new hard drive in order to finish putting all my music in digital format. A 20G iPod is about $550 dollars, so just adding the taxes will take me over the budget.
I could quite possibly get the tires and the digital camera. Sensible and frivolous all at the same time, maybe that's the way to go...
Anyway, I now have $600 burning a hole in my pocket. If I'd gotten the cheque two weeks ago, it would have gone straight into my RRSP fund, so I'm kinda glad I didn't get it then. Spending it is so much more fun. Do I go buy the iPod I've been jonesin' for for months? Do I finally get myself a PDA? A digital camera? Or do I do the sensible thing, and buy a new set of tires for my car? I wasn't expecting to buy them until the fall, since winter's almost over and I've gotten through this year. I also need some brake work done, but I'd been budgeting for that, so it should be covered.
Decisions, decisions. The iPod would take up all the money and then some, since I'd also need a new hard drive in order to finish putting all my music in digital format. A 20G iPod is about $550 dollars, so just adding the taxes will take me over the budget.
I could quite possibly get the tires and the digital camera. Sensible and frivolous all at the same time, maybe that's the way to go...
