Let's take a look at my spending today.
Breakfast = $3.20
Lunch = $4.75
Coffee = $1.50
Dinner (at Home)
Dessert + Tea = $11.60
Total spending for the day is slightly over $20. Of course, I did not include transportation costs. But a quick look suggests that all my expenditure went into food.
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Desert + Tea more than your main meals?
ReplyDeleteWell, I suppose one is eat to live and the other is live to eat.
Yes. Some things in life are meant to be enjoyed. Whether you spend a lot or a little, the enjoyment might not necessarily be proportional.
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