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Old 12-18-2010, 11:59 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by abookreader View Post
What is this "disposable income" you speak of?
Sorry, I have a son who is a Junior in College and another lined up to start the whole testing/college selection process next year. Right now I'm pretty much just working to pay tuition bills and have little left for anything as frivolous as my own entertainment. And I gripe constantly even as I hold my $189 Kindle in my hand.

But yeah, I get frustrated.

One of these days when my money is my own again I'll probably be one clicking like a mad woman and saying things like: "$15 for a book doesn't seem that bad to me!!!!"
I love the commercial where the daughter gets a full ride scholarship and the parents buy a boat and name it College Fund. I am not there yet. When I get there I am sure that my spending habits will have changed.
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