Challenge:
What's in your wallet?

So here is my wallet. It is clean and new and a gift from Mother's Day. (and to think Jeff never reads my blog, here was my major hint in January)
I have many things in my wallet but here are a few that say something about me.

I am sentimental.

I got this membership card in 1998. It is for the Girl's Club. I have carried it with me since I got it. My niece who is now a teenager came up with a girls club for all the girls in Jeff's family. On the back of the card it has a list of cute rules of what it takes to be in the club. My relationship with the girls in Jeff's family has been a incredible blessing in my life and carrying this card is a reminder of that.

I am Lazy.

To avoid having to write my phone number down on little slips of paper or email someone my address, I carry Mom Cards (like business cards) around with me. I got them for free from Vista Print and then splurged the $5.00 on the silver case to carry them in. It has all my information on it and saves me lots of time. ( credit to this idea goes to my friend Stacy, really all my good ideas stem from the think tank in her studio) You can get cute ones from Doodlebugs or Stationery with Style.

I like a good deal

These are my Ritz Camera photo cards to get cheap but great prints. I prepaid for the 300 prints this past Christmas to print my photos for my cards. By buying two years worth of photos at once I will be saving money in the long run. So this year's photos are already paid for. I am such a nut!

I am in love.

This is a photo of Jeff when he was... well I don't know how old. My sister in law, Julie, sent it to me when Jeff and I were engaged and it has been in any wallet for 13 years. I love this guy so much and just love seeing photos of him when he was a kid.

I enjoy wholesale shopping.

I love mastering the items that are worth buying at Sam's and Costco. Here are a few: Bleach, batteries, lettuce, printer cartridges and milk.

I am spiritual, love history and treats.

My Temple recommend was surprisingly in my wallet, I never seem to remember where it is, I love my church.
My annual pass to Mt. Vernon. I hope we have one every year we live in the D.C. area. I have been about 8 times this year.
Marble Slab club. two more stamps and I get a free cone. I have you tried the nutter butter mix in... peanut butter lovers beware!

We are a Military Family.

I would never thought I would have a military ID. I love having this. I feel a sense of pride using it and always do when I need to show photo ID. Jeff will only be in the Military for 3 more years and it has been a blessing to us in so many ways. This also could go under my thrifty category, I can not believe how many military discounts there are out there.

Lelly, thanks again for all you do for the wonderful weekly challenges.
This is journal-ling at it's best!