Boredom is Expensive.

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So, I have a bit of an addiction to discuss today.  Mainly that I cannot turn down a good groupon good.  The problem is perhaps the definition of "good".  I can find no better way to kill 10 minutes by dropping $19.99 (then you get free shipping!) on some "great" deal.  My most recent purchases include:



Tell me who doesn't need two knitted coozies?  Someone who bought two yesterday at Target in the dollar section?  Perhaps.  Sometimes it's not about need.  ROLL TIDE ROLL!


Do I own three curling irons already?  Yes.  Do I curl my hair 12 times a year?  Yes.  Do I own a reverse wand curling iron?  No.  Need it obviously.


Am I the kind of girl that will wear a cute Patriots headband?  Probably not.  But you never know.


I don't know what these are.  I just know I bought them.  I'm not proud.  


I don't hate this purchase.  I don't know when I'm going to go try out a new studio since I always go with Auntie Sue or Kelli to Prana but I'm going to be skinny in 2014 and surely having this under my purchases will help.

**I'm not even going to touch Living Social but I am wearing one of my 3/$39.00 cardigans today.  Did I need 3 of the same sweater?  Absolutely.

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