I am overly ecstatic about an event that occurred yesterday:
DF went to a friends' childs birthday party yesterday (I declined the invitation - i wanted to start packing). I asked him to pick up some milk and sugar on the way home, as we were running low.
When he arrived home, he came in with his purchases:
MILK and SUGAR!
Ok, you are thinking. What's the big deal? It's what you asked for!
Let me explain a truthful example of ALL previous shopping expeditions where DF has been allowed to roam free:
shopping list:
an onion, tinned tomato, dishwashing liquid
actual purchases:
1kg of onions, tinned tomato, dishwashing liquid, potting mix (what the?), 2 blocks of cadbury chocolate, 2 litres of icecream, pack of cheezels, pack of potato crisps, some fancy deli cheese, two boxes of cereal, milk, icecream topping, hazelnut spread...
Anyway, you get the idea.
So NOW you must understand how unbelievably excited I am! I actually JUMPED up and down like a bunny rabbit on cocaine and hugged and kissed him.
But really, it IS exciting. ALL the other things he's been doing lately, like talking to his friends about his allowance (yes really!), about budgets, trying to remember his personal spending each day, trying to remember the costs of different items he buys, and the total of dockets too, keeping his reciepts, saying no to movies, not even LOOKING at the V Festival lineup (oh my god!)...
anyway, all the things he's been doing lately just make me feel very reassured that we're in this together and he's 100% on board with all our savings goals and plans.
OH! and he has been researching ruby rings too. The cost, designs, metals, jewellers etc.
milk and sugar!!!
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