thoughts from yesterday's post

I know it depends on where you live, but the cost of living in almost all american cities besides NYC, Boston and SF isn't that remarkably different. Rural areas of course are, but they don't have as many high-paying jobs either. When I lived in Raleigh I spent probably $1500 on fixed costs per month and probably another $500 on unfixed costs, but I was making enough money that I was able to save like six grand in a year to move to Seattle. Now I have a lot fewer fixed costs, but I make a lot less so I'm four grand in debt. My new job pays about 150% what my old one did, so I feel totally loaded now.

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WHO WANTS TO GO VEGETARIAN NOW?? EH? EH??

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I got some Choice CK jeans for under $30, and some striped black pants that are good for career advancement and hootchieness as well. Anyway I wanted to get a shirt too but I didn't really see any that I liked that much. The black pants are to replace my classic black Mossimo pants b/c the zipper is fucked up, and the jeans are because I got fat since quitting drugs Christmas, so none of my other low-rise jeans fit. What is funny is that CK jeans size 6 or 7 of almost any style fit me perfectly. Except about an inch too long. Maybe I should be a model. Ho ho ho.