Community Chat

[blueroses47]

So many things, lots that have already been mentioned.

The top ones that immediately popped into my head:

1] Manicures and pedicures (never had either, perfectly capable of doing nice ones myself)

2] Drinking water

3] Fancy cell phones, and cell service (because I just don't have the need)

4) Any spa services ( I don't enjoy strangers doing personal things for me, so it's not enjoyable)

5) Housecleaning services (someday, when I can't do my own, I may have to rethink this, but for now, just No,No,No.  Again, I don't like the idea of other people doing things to my things, if I can do those things, and probably better).

6) Car washes ( I use to use them when I briefly lived in apartments, now if I can't get my husband to do it, the car stays dirty).

[jubilant]

Starbucks coffee!  I can get just as good at home.

[Auntie CC]

MANICURE AND PEDICURE!

[jubilant]

I put this question to DH and he said: He would not put money in tatoo's or give money to a panhandler.

[SeaMaiden]

Name brand   products at the grocery store.....I buy store brands when available 99% of the time and save a lot. On senior day at Fred Meyers I get another 10% off Fred Meyer brand products...WIN WIN! 

[Caaareful Shopper]

1. Manicures (but YES to pedicures)
2. Pre-cut vegetables (those containers of onions, peppers, celery, etc.) 
3. The latest iPhone (mine are purposefully always several years behind)
4. Compression Shapewear (what you see is what you get )

[ceekay]

AIR!!!  I absolutely refuse to pay for air to fill the tires on my car.  It is absurd.

[wagirl]

Calendars--I know--weird-- but a free calendar at a pharmacy or wherever, makes me so happy

Getting my hair colored--don't do that anymore

cars---everything about them---gave my beater up a couple years ago

purses--not a purse fan--DD is addicted

 jeans over $50--just bought 2 pairs of DJ2 jeans for under $30

[rockygems123]

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@SurferWife wrote:

KALE

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@SurferWife 

Bwahaha!!!!!

[Spurt]

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@ECBG wrote:

Magazine subscriptions.  No matter the magazine's subject, they're full of politics which we get bombarded with as it is!

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@ECBG 

And as far as magazines they are mostly nothing but ADs these days.....I dont buy and/or no longer subscribe to-- Good Housekeeping, Family Circle, Woman's Day, Woman's World, Country Living

Having said that I still subscribe to Guidepost magazine, Sports Spectrum, and Castster (a magazine for feline "parents")---these publications still have plenty of good articles.