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A blog post entitled: I went from negative to positive

1. By next week I will have no credit card debit and be essentially debt free aside from my insignificant monthly student loan payment. Not that it isn't a large total sum, I just have very small monthly payments, which I am fine with.

2. I'm a consumer. Not just in the "business vs consumer" kind of way but in the "every day I am finding new things I want to have/eat/see" kind of way. This means I have already made a mental list of things i want to have/eat/see.

3. My tax return is this year is the largest amount I've ever received from a tax return. This is not to say it's amazingly huge. It's just that I've never had a real job before, and never been at a company this long before, so it just makes sense that I'm making more than I have ever made before. So I've already made a mental list of things I want to spend my tax return on...

• hackintosh


• trip to Seattle


• bridesmaid dress (not really optional - but I can buy this with money from a paycheclk and not my tax return)


• new rain boots (even though rainy season in LA is pretty much over)


• trip to London


• new glasses


• trip to Oregon (for wedding, also not optional)


• various apparel items I have bookmarked that are so numerous I can't even list them