Posted by Paul
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to share something that my family started doing recently that ended up being fun and also a good way to save money.
We noticed that in certain months we had quite a few holidays. For example my wife and my wedding anniversary is in February as is Valentine's day.
My wife and I started to 'split the difference' where instead of celebrating each holiday separately we actually pick a day between Valentine's Day and our anniversary and celebrate both with a night on the town.
It's worked well for us, not only do we avoid the Valentine's Day crowds in restaurants, etc but we also feel like we can splurge a little bit more since we're having one celebration instead of two.
We still observe Valentine's day and our anniversary, but with much more simple stuff like a small surprise treat or a dessert out with our family.
It has been a nice way to celebrate frugally without feeling like we are sacrificing.
Disclaimer
This blog contains some simple tips and advice from two regular guys. We're not accountants, financial advisors, or brokers, so follow, ignore, or discuss our ideas as you see fit.
Friday, February 10, 2012
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