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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You quoted me. Last year, our only medical expense aside health insurance was $15 co-pay fir my first OB visit and $250 for my emergency C-section. This is our first real Christmas with a child so I'm not sure if we'll buy gifts or not. For my taste DC has enough. We don't have family in the coutry and don't exchange gifts with friends. Clear now? I go to the grocery store once a week and spend on average $40. Just came back, BTW and spent $39 this trip. I'm not an extreme couponer but I do stock up when I see a good sale and clip coupons for things that we actually buy. I cook from scratch and our diet is different from most people we know (DH is vegetarian, DC is gluten/lactose intolerant and I'm gluten intolerant with food allergies). We eat a lot of fresh produce and rarely use substitutes. We don't buy clothes every month and don't service our car every month so I just listed what we spend every month. Gas is around $100... [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Hm let me see... $1300 - rent $400 - car payment $90 - utilities $300 - health insurance $150 - groceries That's all for us. Family of 3 with #2 on the way. We visit my country every other year, DH's country every other year and we take vacation in the US every year. The US vacations are usually very cheap because DH travels for work so among nights free in hotels, rental car points and flying miles we spend almost nothing. [/quote] So you don't by clothes, or anything other than food? No Christmas presents? No...anything? I thought OP was talking about what she actually spends each month, and everyone else is leaving out all of this shit, as though they never have car break down, have a sick pet, get a hair cut, buy a baby shower gift, etc. [/quote][/quote] How do you use the internet, are you at the library?[/quote]
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