Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Upping the Ante

After a stroke of profound luck unline anything experienced dating back to the dawn of humanity, another $5 has been added to the pile when I stumbled across a crinkled Lincoln in the entryway of our building. This changes our budget, and sends us up to the next tier in affordability. Now toying with $15, the possibilities are seemingly endless. Could it be an overpriced CD from Barnes and Noble? Two pick two lunches from Panera? Help us out, and become a part of the adventuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrre!!!!! Again, please pay heed to the rules listed above, to ensure your post does not get filtered out of our equation. Thank you kindly.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

How to spend ten bucks...


Good evening. Or afternoon. Or morning. As the inaugural post, it is important to establish the boundaries. The $10 in question is not going to be applied to a larger purchase, or donated to charity (sorry ASPCA). It must provide a complete purchase (but we will let some tax slide for the right buy). It could, potentially, be used to purchase a gift (preferably for our dog, Pickles), food or beverage, or even in trade or on the black market (perhaps for a new friend for Pickles).
Please feel free to comment as many times as you can think of with a worthy application of the $10 in question, and because it is a $10 bill, it CAN be used at a cash only spot, but sadly can not be used vice-versa (credit card only? does such a thing even exist??). Also, I'd prefer to not spend it at any major chain, because there's nothing fun about found money landing in "the Man's hands" (BOOOO!!!). And gift cards are also out of the question.