You know, I've been finding a lot of things I really want to purchase all around. It's so easy to be materialistic, but with limited funds and a sense of responsibility, I really can't indulge. There is no way I'll cut cold turkey from purchasing materialistic things so what I'm going to do is limit myself, for now, to just purchasing one "major" item per month. It'll be something I don't need that has a price range of 100+. I'm by no means a big spender, but nor am I poor. I'm really just your average guy who has his many many wants.
So for April, here is my 1 item.
Ray Ban classic wayfarer sunglasses in black - polarized. $200
I didn't know exactly what polarized is until I purchased these. They block out glare and that feature alone upped the price of the item by 50. It sounds kind of silly, but then again why be without when you can be with. It's kinda nifty, I'll admit. Actually, the cost of it doesn't bother me that much when I consider the amount of research funds it probably took to come about with this technology back in the day. We really shouldn't overlook how amazing and expensive technology is even though it seems so common in our every day life.
These sunglasses are pretty slick. apparently it has a tilt to it that blocks out more sun from the peripherals. I just like how they fit and if I look at my phone with em on I get a spiffy shade of colors on my normally bright screen.
You know, I never thought I'd spend so much on sunglasses since I figured i'd prob lose em or break em easily, but hopefully things will be different with this. I'll be cognizant of it.
So there you have it folks, my own personal project to keep materialistic spending under control. I limit the quantity, justify the purchase, and blog about it to keep myself open and in check. Maybe you should give it a try yourself, if not, that's fine. Not everyone cares about what they spend or how much they spend.
Oh, and if there are any suggestions for the next purchase next month, please drop a line.
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