I say yes and welcome two thousand dollars.

First things first. I taking $679 and buying this postal scale, one of good quality that I can use for years because I have found myself at the post office almost every day with no end is sight and wishing that I could do it all from home. With this, I can log onto the postal service website and print appropriate postage and save myself a lot of trouble. Ahhh....

Okay, now. I have been reading about bamboo a lot lately, as I have begun to worry more about environmental issues with the summer we've had. I found this cool site, and want to try this stuff out. Why not? I like the idea of wearing underwear with this name (see previous page on that site-- they call this underwear "pantyboo"), so I can't pass these by for $36. What the heck? I'll try the jogbra, too for $20. Now, I'm so intrigued that I'm also getting this long-sleeved t-shirt in both pink and blue, for $21 each. this sweater surely needs ot come home with me for $36, and this one is good too, and only $48.

Then, I'll spare everyone the particulars, but I will next be streamlining and upgrading my underwear and bras, spending $500 on news bras and underwear from the La Perla vintage collection. (Not that the "pantyboos" aren't awesome.)

Then, for the wedding I'm attending tomorrow, I think this brown dress will be perfect for $345, especially with these shoes and this adorable beaded clutch for $30. Add these earrings for $18 and while I was shopping, I spotted this gorgeous bracelet for just under $17 for another occasion, as well as this pretty necklace for $35.

And, how perfect for a writer! A typewriter key initial necklace for $45 from the super-cool Uncommon Goods.

The $75 leftover goes to the Street Wise seller guy in my neighborhood. He disppeared for a while, and I'm glad he's back.