Right, I am a complete and utter failure, at the start of September I said I was going to not go on anymore Charity-shop trips to look for 2nd hand CDs until November.

 

I was good, I held out, until today when my urge to spent some money overpowered me and I ended up buying quite a few CDS.

 

I'm a failure :(

 

:embarassed:

awwwww....I know that feeling...but you do only feel it in those moments when you actually buy the things you didn't want to buy....and afterwards you realise that it wasn't that bad...at least in my case..

and failing because of buying CDs is not a bad thing hehe

which cd's did you buy?

dashboard confessional - the place you have come to fear the most

love - da capo

a queen & paul rogers live cd

explosions in the sky - how strange, innocence (which looked brand new as it still had tape on the top)

 

Plus some other random singles and stuff

 

But I failed my challenge :(

I recommend therapy.;)

I fear I would get laughed out of the building :(

Why is this a problem?

I wanted to test myself and try and make head-way into my backlog.

Better cds than drugs. Thats what I always say :P

 

But yeah, its hard when you set little monetary restraints and can't beat them. I've gone quite a while without buying any cds. Somehow I was able to go to the used shops and not buy any cds my last two trips. Althogh there is a really good deal (buy 2 get 1 free_

i buy too much stuff in general :sad:

people buy too much stuff in general

 

its unfortunate the way we're brainwashed into believing the whole stuff=hapiness idea.

having sex would make me happy

Ah na it will be okay,as long as you dont go overboard.

I need to study but I keep on avoiding it.. Hey! Coldplay is on tonight!:curtain:

:dance:, Ha, i work in a charity shop every satarday for my DofE :lol:

do you think you could send some free CDs to Dave to kurb his spending spree? ;)

do you think you could send some free CDs to Dave to kurb his spending spree? ;)

 

:lol: I'll try ;)

people buy too much stuff in general

 

its unfortunate the way we're brainwashed into believing the whole stuff=hapiness idea.

 

I completely agree!! It's what you do that's important, not what you have, and you don't need to spend lots to have fun.

The most money I spend "luxury"-wise is on concert tickets and playing tennis, and they're worth every cent!!:D

Possessions don't really interest me at all.;)

do you think you could send some free CDs to Dave to kurb his spending spree? ;)

 

It's not really the money issues, I know the cheap shops were cds are a quid, but free CDs wouldn't go a miss :)