Which brings me to a major concern. I buy too much shit. I have run my credit cards into the ground. I don't even have cash for my Vietnam trip or to cover rent past April. Now, I know the New York Times had an article about people debt-blogging. Initially, this blog was supposed to serve a similar purpose, but then I decided a different strategy. I hoped that by photographing my outfits, I would convince myself that I had endless options and didn't require anything new. Boy was I wrong. My spending habit hasn't changed, I still spend more than I earn or can afford to set aside for clothing.
So, I'm selling a bunch of things on ebay, including:
Built By Wendy Great Lakes dress--paid $155, sold for $45. (love love love, but never wear it)EDIT: ok, i lied, i'm not selling it. i simply can't do it. i went through too much to give it up.
EDIT: i'm selling it.
UPDATE: Sold $355!
UPDATE: it didn't sell. oh well!
Miu Miu pencil skirt--paid $155, asking price $85 (i'm too fat for this skirt. damn this dissertation sitting on my ass snacking my way through winter crap).UPDATE: not sold. now i have a good reason to lose some weight.
Anyway, I'm switching formats on this blog. From now on I'll use it to post photos of my Vietnam trip and dissertation research. You know, the important stuff.
EDIT: I'm also selling this awesome Built By Wendy jacket that I've only worn 3 times in the past two years. There's a bid right now for $49. I paid $155.
I also returned this great jcrew camp shirt that I bought on sale for $49.99. I bought my favorite perfume and some lotion on Sephora and it will be arriving today. I'll be going to the mall to return that, also. $79. I ordered shoes from Creatures of Comfort that are arriving tomorrow. Cute Maloles flats, $69. Unfortunately, they are non-returnable. And I used my debit card. Damnation.
UPDATE: sold, $50 (oh well).
1 comment:
I'm sorry about the tooth--same sort of thing happened to me in Madison when I was in grad school (insurance stopped covering root canals on 7/1/93 and three days later I broke a tooth--and had a $1,000 dentist bill). Love your blog--and your tastes. My friend and I identify way too much and can't shop this way on academic wages!
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