Ok, that was a very vague Dragonball reference but I feel so hungry I could eat entire cities right now. But I’m not a big fat pink… thing like Majin Boo. I know, I’ve lost you.

I had oatmeal around 6:20 this morning but my stomach is rumbling like a downtown train. Perhaps it’s the whole metabolism-eat-every-two-hours-thing… or maybe the bean wants breakfast food and oatmeal’s just not cutting the mustard. I could head to Suwanee room but $5.82 for a breakfast full of eggs, greasy sausage and some canned fruit is not necessarily worth it. Although, a sodium and fat filled pre-made breakfast sandwich from the Circle K is probably about ten times less nutritious. But who knows: the next entry could very well be my lamenting over the breakfast I just bought for way too damn much money.

In money news: I made my final payment on a credit card that I should have gotten rid of a year ago or more. In 2004 sometime, I had a nail in my tire and Tire Kingdom said they’d fix it for free if I got their credit card. Well, I also needed two new tires so I had about 300 bucks on the card. Yes, it took me THAT long to pay off something so small. But finally, it’s gone. The question now is: do I just leave it at zero balance or close it down, cut it up? I sure as hell won’t be using it – obviously I haven’t since the first time – but what will boost my credit?

In other money news: I hate worrying about money. I hate getting my paycheck and budgeting out and knowing I’ll have so-and-so much money left when the next check comes and, oh that’ll be fine, but yet, I have a complex about working hard for not enough pay. I make enough to pay for what we need and then some extra frivolousness here and there. (For example, sometime this week I promise myself I will buy a new oil burner and maybe some bigger pants.) But there is a constant nagging feeling, somewhere in the recesses of my brain that I’ll check my bank account one day when we have a larger expense and I’ll see zero dollars and really feel like a heel. Sigh.

So, it’s Friday and I should be singing its praises instead of complaining. Sing with me people! Say hi to Friday!