Normally when I go to a restaurant, I read the menu from right to left. I have always done this and selected my dinner not based on taste but instead on price. Which is why I instantly go to the sandwiches rather than the main dinner entrees anytime we go out to eat.
Except this Saturday. Mr. M and I went out for our first meal after our
No Dining Out Month had ended to a cute restaurant in the mountains. It's a favorite spot of ours as it gives us a chance to get away from everyone and enjoy a dinner of just the two of us out. Of course, the first thing I do is try to find the cheapest thing until Mr.M took my menu away and told me to tell him what I wanted.
That's the first time {in a long time} that I read menu from left to right and to be honest - I liked it. It was a sense of freedom I can't explain not to have money {or lack there of} determine your meal. The experience was a sense of renewal for me. We can tackle this debt snowball, we will be debt free and one day soon I'll get to read all of my menus from left to right.
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