Well I am officailly back at work. Kayla is 6 weeks old today (man has it flown) and I have my 6 week follow up Friday but I was wanting a paycheck this week too instead of waiting 3 weeks (we get paid every 2 weeks) so I worked 3.5 day's last week....it won't be a heck of whole lot, but it will get food, pay the bills that are due this week and get me gas til I have a full paycheck on May 1st.
All of our regular customers were glad to see me back....a few even brought me gifts (I got some packs of diapers, a pack of baby hooded bath towels and a pack of onesies) One customer even went next door to Subway and asked the manager what I normally got and came back over with a 6in sub and some chips for me for lunch yesterday....lol
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Emergency Fund (Baby Step #1) - $279.10/$1,000 (updated on Mon, March 1st)
Line of Credit (Baby Step #2) - $0/$12,290.36 (updated on Mon, March 1st)
Bunkbed Fund - $20.84 (updated on Mon, March 1st)
Vacation Fund - $0
Christmas Fund - $0
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Lose-A-Pound-A-Week Challenge - 5.2 lbs from my goal (updated on Mon, March 15th)
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