Today is my sleep-in day! Laundry will soon ensue, as will an update of my budget worksheet which I am keeping up-to-date. I found a pretty slick spreadsheet on my computer that will calculate how much I will save if I spend only what I NEED to spend and save the rest. Awesome. Now, if only I could discipline myself to never spend an extra cent, I'd be golden. I've been having really vivid family dreams lately. That's where I'll leave it for now until they get super interesting.
I started my internship at IO last night and it was super fun! I was a little worried about no one liking me but I made, like, eight new friends. Among my new friends, I met the notoriously good headshot photographer John Abbott who also happens to be the bartender upstairs.
I'm thinking of joining the YMCA and seeing if I can't get a super discounted income-based membership or a free membership if I volunteer or something. I was going to try and just go the winter without running, but then I just feel like a blob. I really like running and it's a great stress relief for me.
Do you have a meal routine? I'm curious to know if other people do because for the longest time it was nearly impossible for me to have one and now that I'm out of money, I have oatmeal for breakfast, a sandwich and yogurt for lunch, and ramen for supper. Just about every day. It's good, but I fear it will get old quick. How can I affordably change up my shit?
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For affordable eats, try a one-pot! It's like a hot dish, but not in a pan thing, but a pot! Like soup, but much more thick and hearty. Beans (lentils, black, garbanzos, etc), rice, broth, whatever veggies and meats, etc, etc. What makes it cheap is you can make a lot and save it!!
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