Comments on Fashion Addict Rehab: Day 243 - a salutory lesson

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2009-12-07T20:02:59.923Z

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Very very sad and money is never never worth this....

2008-09-01T20:45:00.000+01:00

Very very sad and money is never never worth this. I have a friend who lost her family in this way several years ago and the pain she still suffers is horrific. In her families case, they had the "have it all life" and then would of had to live in a pretty standard middle class way, that was worth loss of life for? You are right it is the love of money that is evil.
I keep thinking about how scared they must have been, just so tragic.
A good lesson/reminder for us all.

Good point it is a dreadful example of money and s...

2008-09-01T19:59:00.000+01:00

Good point it is a dreadful example of money and sense of self going wrong. Sharon Rose makes a good point to regarding giving. I'm thinking of only buying jewellery from Made as it supports workers directly.
Such a sad story the poor young girl, the adults well.

Hi there-a very sad story indeed. A lot of lessons...

2008-09-01T15:12:00.000+01:00

Hi there-a very sad story indeed. A lot of lessons are learnt by being in debt and if you can set yourself a reasonable budget that allows a good program of debt repayment and a clothes allowance, it should be a happy medium. For what its worth, I do give monthly to charities by direct debit and do my bit by shopping in the charity shops-I'd rather they have the bulk of my money over primark, topshop, etc. But each to their own, everyone has their own ways of budgeting and spending.