A pleasant financial surprise

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– March 20, 2008Posted in: Money

Umm.. Probably because tomorrow is Good Friday, I got paid today!! doesn’t really make a HUGE difference, I’ve already allocated every penny, but it’s kinda nice to be able to do it now instead of remembering to do it tomorrow

-FB

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Secretista: LOL I just mean that I already budgeted where every penny should go, so I just ‘executed’ the plan

M&P: Hell yes
Ms. M&P

Ooh, I love it when that happens! It’s such a nice surprise.
Secretista

MONEY! Darn for reallocation! Wait, what does that mean?
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Val: and I’ve just re-allocated everything LOL Now I have “no more” money left in the budget except for the fixed bills coming out lol
Valley Girl

Yay to paydays!

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