![]() You know how there is a little change bucket for charity on the counter at 7-11? Well, my friend's husband owns three 7-11s in the area and she had a month's worth of change she needed to cash out. She tried taking the money to the grocery store, but the machine charges 10% to count the change. As sweet as I am, I volunteered to give up my lunch break and take the money to Capital One where there's no charge. Hey, it's for charity, right? It takes a LONG time to count $600+ in pennies and whatnot. Also, change (and money, in general) is so gross and dirty and it smelled SO BAD. I'm talking completely sour and raunchy - like a dead mouse smell. So afterwards, I went back to the office and returned the money to her in large bills. I told her how horrible the money smelled. She goes "Oh, yeah, I had my lunch in the same bag last week and yogurt spilled all over the money. Sorry!" I had to remind myself: Hey, it's for charity, right? .... yuck!
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welcome!Hi! my name is Andrea and I'm a not-so-average Northern Virginia blogger, mom, and transplant from the Midwest. I host Girls Night Out events, meet ups, and write about events and my adventures in the DC area. I love to travel, brunch, and drink wine with my neighbors! I'm known to live on the wild side and order Venti iced double shots at 5pm.
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