Woohoo, there are more babies joining this world for the next three months! ^.^

However, more baby shower invitations mean more money out of pocket! Ouch!

Now I am thinking where I can squeeze out more money to buy gifts. It’s definitely possible to cut down on expenses.

O, yes, the extra money that is supposed to be saved up in June and July can actually be used too! It’s okay to skip saving money for two months.

Wow, I was out for almost two hours! I could really walk for long hours these days, man.

This morning after I completed some online updates, I went to buy some vegetables at the market nearby. I was there for a short while only.

The place where I spent most of my time was a warehouse next to the market. There’s a warehouse sale there this morning. There were varieties of things from as small as nails to as big as furniture pieces.

I was mostly attracted by home appliances and decors like Sea Gull lighting and wall paper.

Did I buy anything? Noop. It’s the end of the month, you know? Who has extra money in hand now?

Remember to bring along my best wrinkle cream! It’s confirmed that I must be away for one day.

Being away for a day without Internet connection; there are only TV shows and music for me to ward off my boredom.

It’s the time like this that I wish I had a notebook or netbook with me wherever I go. Maybe I should really consider buying myself one.

Let me dig into the family budget and see if I can squeeze out extra money for a new netbook next month.

Speaking of investments, it’s going to take a while before I can invest my extra money in the rare coin market. You know, I still have credit card debt and home mortgage that need to be paid off first.

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Apparently the domain renewal fee for this blog is only $7. Why did I see $20 last time?

Anyway, I am happy that it’s only $7 renewal fee for this dot US. I used the remaining $13 that had been saved for the fee to buy two patio furniture covers at a warehouse sale.

Speaking of the warehouse sale, hubby bought a few second hand shirts.

I know some of you will frown on the idea of buying used shirts to wear, but let me tell you, the shirts that hubby bought look new, as if they have been worn once or twice.

It seems that we have to put off the plan of installing one of the most secured home alarm systems on hold.

There is possibility that hubby and I will move to a flat nearby his work place in two months’ time.

Hubby says he doesn’t want to waste time on waking up early, driving to and fro from the house and spend extra money on petrol expenses.

By living near his work place, the time saved can be used for doing exercise while the money saved can be saved for rainy days.

Well, I couldn’t agree more.

Hubby asked if I would like to get a new lcd monitor. Huh, what for?

Well, his buddy is a computer technician who can get computer accessories at very cheap prices.

Dear hubby, we just forked out more than $250 for the motorbike and personal accident insurance.

Where did the money come from? Well, from our emergency funds.

So please, any extra money we have, it must go into the emergency funds first.

This is life, isn’t it? Just as I thought I could save a bit more money this  month for a microdermabrasion therapy for my wrinkles, scars and skin that has been damaged by overexposure to the sun , some unexpected expenses cropped up.

Hubby’s motorbike insurance and my personal accident premium expired last week and this week respectively.

We had to fork out $285 from the emergency funds to pay the insurance.

So any extra money I have by the end of the money has to go into the emergency funds.