My Scratch Paper: Money Money Money... i need you.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Money Money Money... i need you.

Yessir! I have to save money because i need to buy a world cup themed havaianas and Germany's official 2010 world cup jersey! I know it seems like a waste of money for some but but but....ohh please, just forgive me for this one! It's not like i spend this much money for MYSELF everyday. I have the right to be selfish, too..right?! hahahha. So, yes! I need to learn to say no every time my friends invite me to go out and eat. No froyos and less SB :P

goodluck to me!

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reaching for the spoonMay 15, 2010 at 12:33 PM
I'm thinking of buying a Spain NT shirt also haha, though I doubt it would materialize. Looking forward to WC2010!
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