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What I liked this week:

 

8 responses to “In the world of Save. Spend. Splurge.”

  1. Clarisse @ Make Money Your Way Avatar
    Clarisse @ Make Money Your Way

    Great roundups! I would definitely love to know Adina. 🙂

  2. Sarah Avatar

    Great round up! Thank you for all the links. Love the casual fashion one and the compassionate capitalism.? will check out the rest soon

  3. Cassie Avatar

    Adina IS a platinum level thrifting ninja! I’ve been shopping with her a few times now, and her ability to pick those items out of the racks still astounds me.

    Women’s pockets are not useless! Argh. I can see their point about the form fitting clothes, and I’ve seen some pockets that are purely for decoration, but more often than not the clothes I buy have legitimate pockets that are just stitched shut. I wonder how many people have looked at the stitched pockets and thought of them as decorations, when really they just needed to stitch rip them open much like the back vent of a blazer or skirt? It’s interesting the connection they made in the early 1800’s section regarding the limited pocket size and restriction of access to money though. Food for thought for sure.

    1. save. spend. splurge. Avatar

      Women’s pockets are NECESSARY damn it.

  4. Taylor Lee @ Engineer Cents Avatar
    Taylor Lee @ Engineer Cents

    My friends in finance all basically live at work, which makes me wonder why they even bother with renting such expensive apartments.

    AND OMG GUYS when will they understand women want/need pockets in their clothes!?

    1. save. spend. splurge. Avatar

      Yes why not just live there? Or live in a hotel by the hour lol

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