You all already know about my preference for expensive footwear. 
Read more about my struggles with “lifestyle inflation” at Money, Matters, and More Musings. Special thanks to Golbguru for the guest-post opportunity!
Tasting up
January 11, 2007 by wellheeled
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Wow!! “Lifestyle inflation” that one really hit close to home. I guess I started blogging about my crazy spending, when infact it was lifestyle inflation.
I guess I have been trying to get into lifestyle deflation. Help a brutha out, write about lifestyle deflation
Bro - at least you’re not facing lifestyle stagflation (where your tastes go up but your salary stays flat or goes down)… heheh, I know, I’m so clever. (okay end econ nerd talk).
Liked your post over at Golbguru’s. I also have a “thing” (as my fiance would say ) for wildly expensive footwear. It’s a good thing that after university I worked day and night to feed the hunger. I now have amassed a collection of shoes that are just too pretty (or too expensive) to wear.
Wanda, thanks for the post again. Your post introduced me to some new blogs after they left comments….and it also made Sharon leave a comment after a long time
Great post! And I totally get it.