I just injected myself with Kate Spade strappy sandals. Believe me they were difficult to powder up, reconstitute and get into the syringe - but I fit it all in in only 3 pokes.
I am not someone who owns many designer things. All my purses and most of my shoes come from a little french store down the road named Target'. My most expensive shoes are made by Dansko (medical clogs) and Saucony (best running shoes ever). But when I got married there were this very cute pair of Kate Spades that I coveted. Everyone said - go ahead and get them - you only get married once, but I just could not justify spending that much on shoes. We were doing it all on a budget and I felt really good that I got my dress through a breast cancer charity, but I couldn't spend hundreds on one pair of shoes - no matter how cute they were.
So anyway - I added up today the meds I am injecting into myself and realized that they are the cost of the shoes. Im not sure if this makes me sad that I don't have the shoes in my closet or happy I never bought them so I would have the money for the injections. Either way I am going swimming today and I will wear a bikini and be proud of those little bruises because they are very fashionable.
I have had my eye on a coach bag for a while - I think I'll inject that over the next 2 days!
Yeah, I've reached a point where any expense gets measured in IF dollars -- That $200 electronic thingy? That's an ultrasound and E2 measurement. That trip to LA? That's an FSH cartridge (or two or three).
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of thinking of them as luxury goods, though! Then I feel like I'm treating myself!! :)
It is time to show of your luxury goods!! :)