Our weekend was eventful, and it ended with a Scentsy party yesterday at my friend Linda's house. It was a great party, and I booked two more open houses off her party. I am thankful that my side business is doing well, and I hope it continues to. Today I am working, dropping off taxes, and seeing my friend Carrie's new baby. I have a full week of drivers license renewals, car inspections, and the other stuff that I am very glad will be over soon.
So since I am disclosing that the Scentsy went well let's talk about Material possessions. I am not one for fancy cars, real expensive jewelry, or other items that some enjoy. It doesn't make their wants wrong, I am just different. Although, I do have one material possession that I enjoy, and I wish was paid off......my HOUSE! If I was able to pay off my house I would be in a MUCH better position, and could spend so much more time with my kids. It would take a huge load off my shoulders. So my lofty goal is to save as much as possible, and try to pay it off within five years, like I said it's a lofty goal!! I am not sure I can save that much, but I can try. So what is your one material possession? You dream? Other than having our children healthy, I am talking tangible items. Indulge me, and discuss.
Have a great day.
3 comments:
It's my house. I hate having the debt of it. I pay more than the minimum house payment every month. If I'm able to keep doing this, the house will be paid for in 15 years instead of 30. I'd love to do even better than this and have been looking at how I can make that happen. It probably means I need to stop buying handbags - my other material weakness! xo
I would say the house too but we only moved in three years ago so we are no where near paying anything off. The other would be to get rid of my car payment. I am wishing for a minivan...a dream....but for now I have to live with my little SUV. How are you feeling, girl? Getting any answers for you, yet?
I sure would love to pay off our house, but we've only been there two years, and my kid is EXPENSIVE. Still. . . that would be it. There's so much you can do once you have the roof over your head part figured out.
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