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Here I share photo diaries, articles I like from around the internet, personal finance chats, and casual, small-town appropriate outfits!
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Mid-Year Check-In
Firstly, I need to profusely apologize for last week, I don’t even know what happened. I can see on my laptop that I had all the photos edited and loaded for the “Week in Outfits” post and that I had started pulling articles for the “Mid-Week Procrastination”, and they just didn’t happen. It was an
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What I’m Buying in July
I’m doing a bit of a low-buy this month, May and June were pretty spendy with trips to Winnipeg and Minneapolis, and I need to bring it back in and re-focus on my other financial goals again. I do however really need some new activewear, a couple skincare restocks, and it’s my birthday month so
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Financial Fitness Check-In: June 2022
June was an amazing month, I did some travel, I was social, I crossed some things off my shopping list and 2022 plans, and had some adventures. Unfortunately, that does mean that I had a more expensive month than I was hoping for. I don’t regret it so much as I know I have to
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June Empties
After a few months of really hefty empties posts it feels very nice to have a slightly more normal level of empties this month. I also am slightly annoyed with myself because three of these empties are because I can’t resist samples/trial sizes, particularly the Ouai samples because I requested them, whereas I didn’t even
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Mid-Week Procrastination: Vol. 6
I think 6 is right, I need some kind of tracker for these. Also, I can tell it is needed this week, because I really, really procrastinated writing this this week. And for Canadians, it’s the first normal length work week in two weeks. So, if you’re also having a really rough week there’s good
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A Week-ish in Outfits
This week was another weird one, the back to back short weeks caused by Indigenous People’s Day and Canada Day statutory holidays make the last two weeks of June (/the first week of July depending on when the holidays fall), rough. It’s hard to get into a rhythm with work and your personal routines/chores because
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Laura Caeris - Thoughtful Millennial 