Management

Busyness breeds organization. This is the idea that I'm playing with in my life right now. I work two jobs go to school, do homework, help out around home, see friends, and spend time with the boyfriend. I think I'm doing pretty good, I have more list than is probably necessary and/or healthy, but I'm hoping all this list making will pay off. Help with time and money management is the key here. Money management now that's the big one. How to i find the money to pay for m car, pay insurance, pay my visa, pay my bridge tolls, gas, cell , and still go out and occasionally buy something to make myself feel pretty.

Well here the plan. I sell the swift, put that money on the honda. House sit, put that money on the honda. Sell my Tiffany necklace that Rob got me, put that on the honda and sell the promise bow ring he got me and put that on the honda. These funds should take a good chunk out of what I have to pay on it. The less i have to pay on that thing the more I can spend on you know having a life.

I do feel some sort of reluctance towards selling the jewelery rob gave me. I mean it is Tiffany's but really I am never going to wear it again. Then there's this other part of me that says when I'm older maybe I'll want that stuff, to say you know this guy I was seeing got me this. But really I will never wear any of it, I need the money. I feel it does have sentimental value to me, not because I still hold onto feelings for him but because their part of my past. Their part of my story, my journey and what will eventually lead me to where I'm supposed to be. Who I'm supposed to be with. But whether or not I physically own them, I know will know what brought me to that point. I know I should sell them, I have no use for them , and someone else might get enjoyment from them. But its Tiffany's! I need new Tiffany's




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