Too Responsible

Is there such a thing as being too responsible? Let me set the scene. As I posted earlier, I won a $100 virtual gift card from all of the Keebler elf cookies that have made their way to my waistline. I spent days debating about how I would spend the $100.

I have a lengthy wish list from Fleurty Girl, so I thought perhaps purchasing a few items for myself. 

OR ... 

Christmas is coming up, so Santa could get some extra gifts for kiddo. 

OR ... 

I could use the money towards a weekend getaway. 

OR ... 

I could do the responsible thing and purchase a Wal-Mart gift card to spend this money on groceries. 

But being responsible just doesn't seem like the thing one should do when they are handed free money. It's free money, so I should reward myself, right? I should enjoy it.

So... I spent a few hours scouring my Fleurty Girl wishlist, but it didn't seem right to spend the money on myself. 

So....I spent lots of time on the Disney website trying to find some cool stuff for kiddo, but I'm trying to teach her that Christmas isn't all about gifts, so I don't want to go overboard. 

So...I spent about an hour searching for day trips on the internet, but decided I couldn't get away for a day trip right now. 

So...I went online and bought a $100 Wal-Mart gift card. Because I'm responsible. Perhaps a little too responsible. But now I can at least get ONE thing on my Fleurty Girl wishlist as a reward for being responsible, right?