I may have caused A to have to spend a whole lot of money yesterday. You see any time we buy something, B gets FOMO, envious, whatever, and has to one up us. I honestly don't know if they realize they're doing it. It may simply be, "oh that's a good idea, we should do that too", but on a subconscious level, whatever they do has to be a little better. Make sense? First off, we all remember the infamous "I'm not going to tell you what to do with your money, but I really like this house" incident. Then there was the $10,000 on flooring in the basement. Then all the money spent on making the basement the way they wanted it, then we bought a patio set and they of course had to have a patio set. Of course, ours was $175. There's was $600. Well, yesterday C and I decided to invest in the backyard. We bought a small pool. 15' round, 4' deep. Nothing exciting. $350. That's it. Includes the pump, ladder, cover, etc. Full kit, $350 delivered. From past experience, I would say A is looking at $600+ because they're going to want a pool next. Just watch. Sorry A. Our new pool will be here this weekend and good thing as it's going to be in the 90s. We're housesitting Friday and Saturday, but Sunday I will be sipping a cocktail in my new pool. Suck it bitches.
Did more doc work all day, made a good dinner. Grilled chicken and veggies with homemade slaw. Played some games, had sex, went to bed. We're still doing good on that front for the record. Six times this month. Things have slowed, yes, but it's more in part to C's hormones being screwed up right now. We were discussing it the other night and her levels are half of what they were in Jan. She has an appointment in a couple of weeks. She also has a job interview monday. Proud of her for taking care of that. More on that when it happens.
Nothing exciting today. More doc work, going to make pizzas for dinner.