...I have recently discovered a characteristic of money that, although I should have known better, I am shocked to notice: It. Vanishes. On. You.
Like a one-night stand, it is gone by morning, with nothing to show for it except perhaps some disease you wouldn't mention in polite society. You can cling all you want, it, somehow, poofs.
(Needless to say, I recently examined my bank accounts and was shocked to find less of it than I expected. In fact, I'm rather worried and considering fast & easy ways to earn money... that don't involve being fast & easy. As a lab partner says, you can pay for an education, but you can't buy class. *insert pathetic rim shot here?*)
Anyway, I don't understand where this money has gone. You see, I'm not a big spender. Quite the opposite, actually. I have money, I hoard it, because if I spend it I have terrible guilt trips. I have about several hundred pounds (from my grandfather, of course) that I haven't touched, even though he explicitly said to buy something with it, for my birthday / Christmas / whatnot. Now, I'm wondering if it comes from the fact that, whenever my sister needs something, I buy it for her from my own wallet... including birthday gifts for her friends...
I should slice up my credit card (even though, I will defend myself, I'm good with it).
...There goes my dreams of taking my meager financial aid check and cashing it in for a Wacom. I'll really have to tighten my belt for Christmas (which I should be doing anyway, since I'm ridiculously and needlessly extravagant anyway...). u.u The sorrows of an adult life.
In other news, I was just listening to my iTunes... and there's this song I like. The beginning of it is incredibly catchy. I vaguely remember reading the title and artist, but right now I can't remember it. Hell, I can't even remember the words to the song. Damn. My memory's going.
<3<3<3 & c(__),
DG
Genki? No? : 
broke
Bopping To: Sen no Yoru wo Koete