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Simple Pleasures Part II

November 18th, 2009 at 05:00 pm

So, after yesterday's little mini crisis, I was able to talk to my family and friends and borrow the money.

I know $26 bucks isn't a lot, but when I am maxed out on cards and refuse to use the ones that will jump my interest rate to nearly 30%, and have a small savings I have a fear of using, then, well, it just seemed like a bit too much. This is taking into account that I had stupidly forgotten to check my checking account and kept going on the wrong balance info. Sigh. Then, when my bf said he couldn't help, that upped my heart rate a bit. We were able to have a good talk, and some anxiety I had had about our vacation dissipated. It will be put on hold for now. I am disappointed, but things are too hard right now, ya know?

I also have a problem with asking for help. I know that sounds silly, but I do. I don't like asking for help because I fear that people will let me down, and it will cause a rift between us, so I try not to ask whenever possible.

Things seem better today and with my family's help I will be able to buy food for Thanksgiving. A modest dinner, but one full of love, and I think that is all that matters, ya know?



2 Responses to “Simple Pleasures Part II”

  1. firstthingsfirst Says:
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    I'm glad you got it sorted out... I don't like to ask for help either, because I've always known that my family really couldn't afford it and I'm too prideful anyway. There is a benefit and a consequence from being like that!

    You're exactly right about Thanksgiving - as long as it's made with love & shared with those you love, you can't ask for a better meal!

  2. baselle Says:
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    Exactly right about Thanksgiving. And I feel the same way about asking for help. I have to allow for the fact that people might want to help me, that they get as good a feeling of helping me out as I do if I help them out.

    I know that you are disappointed about not being able to go away. Any plans about a stay-cation, treating where you live as a tourist destination? Sometimes its enough of an away if you're not at work.

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