It's the best thing in the world to be happy. Forget money.

Reason #340509485549 why I hate going to baby showers. Entitlement minded spoiled rude moms who don't appreciate that you came or spent money on a gift.

Insurance is such a racket. They find all kinds of ways to charge you the most money they can and if you file a homeowner's claim, most companies will cancel your policy. Isn't that the point of insurance? To get your stuff back after a huge storm? Oh, and they want you to have a gigantic deductible that very few people can actually afford to pay in the instance that they do have to file a claim. And don't even get me started on how most of them ban certain breeds of dogs. The whole industry is SO corrupt.

40% of our monthly expenses goes to our mortgage. Is that a lot? It is really hard to make sure that payment is there every month but we are trying to pay off our mortgage as quickly as possible so we actually own our place. FYI we have a 1960s fixer-upper on 22 acres in a relatively rural area. It is hard to do any renos because all of our money is going into the mortgage.

cont about needing money. I have looked for all options. A loan does not work because there is no way of paying it back. The money will be spent on building infrastructure that will change the world (for the better). Grants, etc are available for non-government (not for profit) organizations but then there are tax implications, registrations and political issues.

I get frustrated with our money based world. I have a plan in mind that I am working so hard to achieve and will better the world for everyone. Everything takes money though and it frustrates me to no end how hard it is. Especially when it seems like other people stumble upon money and spend it frivolously. If I stumbled upon money I could get this thing going. Without money I am working hard at it one step at a time but one big lump sum would change the world. sigh.

I cleaned houses (in addition to my 'day job) to pay for my junior year abroad. It was awesome! I'd do it again in a heartbeat. Good money, flexible hours, great exercise, and very satisfying. Who doesn't love their cleaning lady?!

I am 23 years old, I have the best job in the world and more money than I can count, but I am still not happy because I have nobody to share it with.

I hate how someone will take a collection for a gift certificate (last year amounted to $300) for our team head coach and not the other 10 assistant volunteers who do most of the actual coaching. And, no, I'm not going to be the one who offers to do it because frankly I think when you volunteer to do something it means exactly that. I've volunteered for so many things over the years and spent plenty of my own money in the process and NEVER expected or wanted compensation for it.

I never had great summers except for going to scout camp, which I paid for myself out of birthday money from relatives. Otherwise just tried to stay out of the horrible heat where I lived and out of my parent's way for 3 months.