"Not the needle, nor the thread, the lost decree. Saying nothing, that's enough for me."
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You can't replace old makeup with new ones. I'm using my 5-month old mascara infested with infinite bacteria. Plus my MAC SF I've been frugally using for 2 friggin years. No wonder the zits pop out now and then.
You can't upgrade your camera that takes so-so boohoo pictures.
You can't get your hands on an iphone 4.
You can't eat at restaurants. Better yet, you can't go back to Spiral. (Good thing I made my last visit there the best dinner night it can be)
You can't buy your boyfriend his xbox. Or at least a nice plaid polo.
You can't get your nephew a tiny bike.
You can't buy your dad an iphone 4.
You can't buy your mom a small LV bag. Or take her shopping.
You can't buy new sneakers (EVEN THE ONE ON SALE) for dancing and another pair for abusing.
On the brighter side, if you don't have money:
You always have an excuse to borrow your mom's elaborate set of makeup.
You can always breathe easy after knowing that you took the last photo and used your sucky camera up to its dying phase, before you replace it.
You won't feel the guilt of having your kakarag-karag cellphone stolen.
You can make your own home-cooked meal instead of going out for a dinner date and end up having the take in your own food.
You can play PS2 with your boyfriend and end up rediscovering past games he adored as a kid.
You can let your nephew ride on your back and be a substitute to his having no bike.
You make your dad's life easier by just letting him use his old phone model (TRUST ME).
You can take advantage over the fact that having your mom carry a bigger bag means you carrying a smaller one. Put all your hindi na kasya items in her bag instead.
You can clean your ancient sneakers and since it is that old, it will appear new to people.