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Even Less Than a Year of Poverty Changed Me

October 18, 2014 Dana

I feel guilty buying groceries now. Even when I can afford them. Even when I’m buying protein to make me less hungry on days I do housecleaning. Which is totally legitimate and dare I say necessary to my health and… Read moreEven Less Than a Year of Poverty Changed Me

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F*ck Capitalism

September 8, 2014 Dana

Another chapter in the “Being Poor Sucks” anthology. Using mint.com, I figured out that part of my problem is that I only accounted for monthly expenses in my budget. Less frequent expenses, like haircuts, oil changes, and renewing my car… Read moreF*ck Capitalism

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Cause and Effect

August 30, 2014 Dana

I work for an independent bookstore. So, while I’m keeping my Amazon wishlist as a helpful archive of information, needless to say, my book purchases from them have stopped. As I get older, I think more and more about the… Read moreCause and Effect

Uncategorized  adulthood, amazon, anxiety, capitalism, culture, economics, friendship, life, mental health, money, monopoly, stress, thoughts, travel  Leave a comment

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