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(Updated to include bills paid on Wednesday.)
| Saturday | $41.84 | Fence posts for garden | |||
| Sunday | $37.60 | Gas, groceries, and a passport photo | |||
| Monday | $8.39 | Dinner at a Chinese restaurant | |||
| Tuesday | $39.30 | Gas and food at a farmer’s market | |||
| Wednesday | $1,200.99 | Fruit and vegetables, mortgage bill, power bill, iPhone bill | |||
| Thursday | $12.75 | Lunch and dinner | |||
| Friday | $46.55 | Groceries | |||
| Total | $1,387.42 |
Okay, yeah, that’s a lot to spend in a week, but $1,100 of that was mortgage, power, and iPhone bills. Cut that out, and it’s about $200 for food, groceries, and gas. Which still seems like a lot.
I originally wrote, “I’d be in much better shape if I didn’t eat out as much.” But I only ate out three times this week, for a total expense of under $20. Much of the money went to those fence posts and $50 in gas this week.
I really hope my new truck isn’t going to cost me $50 in gas every week.
But at least I’ll know it.