I’ve been thinking a lot about my debt; specifically, how I
have more than I thought.
Now that I’m actually starting to list them out, I’m
realizing I had more than I remembered. Granted some of them are relatively
small, but they are still debts. I thought about the trip we took in December
to Universal Studios and how I owe my friend for the hotel. I thought about our
kitchen and that we still have an outstanding bill for the plumber (my brother)
that needs to be paid. I, of course, thought about our credit card and car. I
remembered we owe our kids a bunch of money that we used to pay off our other
credit card.
In other words, the debts just started piling up, and with
them, my sadness.
It would be so easy to say some debts “don’t count”, but I
would be lying. All our debts count. Even the small ones. Even the ones to
friends. Even the ones to family.
All debts count! The small ones might even count more than
the big ones because they are easier to pretend they don’t exist.
A lot of stuff is coming up in the next few months, the
biggie being that we are seriously looking into selling our house (and therefor
increasing our debt for a bigger house). This will definitely make our finances
look different over the next few months. We’ll have to see what happens!
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