Today I've paid £150 for three theatre tickets.
I don't mind paying it's just, well, £150?! As Husband said, "Things have gone up, dear."
So I either resign myself to never seeing anything special again or shut up. It just seems awful when some people are struggling to buy food.
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I'm having trouble adjusting to prices on anything these days.
Indeed, Ann. Husband was reminding me how much our insurance has gone up.
Prices are sky rocketing everywhere. A nice way to approach giving ourselves a treat is to at that time also give some money to a good cause.
You do plenty in this world to help those who are struggling, Liz. No need to feel guilt about buying theatre tickets.
Hi Liz, I agree with Debra, you are a kind and compassionate soul and if you are fortunate to have a little extra cash for theatre tickets no guilt should be involved.
I just thank the angels every night for the blessings I have and try to pay it forward as often as I can.
Take care
Peggy xxxx
Jenny and I think about this financial contrast many times a day - every time we splash out on something that many people couldn't begin to afford. No point in feeling guilty though, inequality is just a fact of life. And as others have said, you do plenty to help other people.
I looked to replace a tube of therapeutic rub-on lotion. It was >$70 for 120ml.
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