Little things I got after getting my first paycheck

It was payday last Thursday and it was my day off yesterday, so I got the chance to shop for stuff I want. *winks* I feel good seeing my paycheck 'coz I know it's money I worked so hard for. At least I won't have to give my hubs a headache everytime I want to buy something. Since it's my first paycheck, I bought stuff that aren't really expensive. I don't have a car yet, so I didn't have the chance to go the mall and pick out some stuff. I wanted to buy shoes and a cute purse, but that has to wait. We have bills to pay, so I can't just use all my paycheck on things I just want. But getting these simple things yesterday made me feel happy inside. 'Coz I was able to buy it with my own hard earned money.

I'm not allergic to Maybelline, so I got these stuff I need

Here are the rest of the stuff I got: Sponge applicators for my foundation, facial wash, eyeliner, concealer, mascara, lip balm, lipstick, face powder, nail polish, and blush

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I know that most women would prefer MAC and all the other high end stuff, but I have to be realistic and practical, so those expensive stuff will have to wait. I can settle for these drugstore brands, 'coz they work for me and it's not heavy on the pocket.

I gotta start saving for a car.

Comments

J said…

Oks lang naman kahit drug store brand, and importante ay hindi ka allergic. They wouldn't know if it's MAC or Walgreens pag nasa mukha na diba? :-)

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