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12 years ago 0 +0 / -0 2778

Hey Workin'!!!

I am so going to celebrate with you here in a few days! My vote for you would be choice 1 or 2! Wanna know why? Well, I'll tell ya! 1 or 2 sounds like a helluva lot of fun! 3 is doing something for you that I believe you will be able to take care of when you make that a priority in your life! You have that intestinal fortitude it takes to be able to get 'er done. What do you think?

You rock!

Jim

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12 years ago 0 +0 / -0 218

Hi Working on It,

That is great way to spend the money you have been saving up from not smoking.

You will not only be rewarding yourself, but making new lifelong memories at the same time.

Take care

12 years ago 0 +0 / -0 1140

I can't really do a grand reward on my anniversary day, since it's a busy time at work for me. So I'm looking more towards June/ July for the biggie. I'm figuring that I should have about $2000 (theoretically) in cigarette money saved by summer. In reality, it's mixed in with my regular money and some was spent on earlier and ongoing rewards like upgraded phone service and gym memberships. But still...

Here are some things I'm contemplating:

One of these trips. http://www.gadventures.com/trips/?q=costa+rica&ref=navsearch Or one of these trips. http://www.gadventures.com/trips/?q=ecuador&ref=navsearch Both of these are places I've fantasized about spending my retirement in.

Or, the other idea is this. http://www.redmountainmedspa.com/coolsculpting.php I have hated my disproportionately sized belly for so long. I have never been able to get a pair of pants that fit properly. They are always baggy in the butt and legs and tight in the midsection. It would be so nice to wear clothes that fit properly and feel like I have a nice shape to look at.

Decisions, decisions...

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