:-(

I wish it wasn't so ridiculously expensive to get film developed... well, it really isn't that expensive but it is when you have multiple rolls of film and no money.

I don't need prints of everything I take so I just want to get everything put on a disc so I can put them onto my computer.

Walmart: You can only get a disc if you also pay for the prints. $2.50 for a disc, $7 for prints. (I might be a little off on that... but it's close enough.)

Wolf Camera: You can get just the disc but you have to pay a fee for the developing and then a fee for the disc. $5 for developing, $4.50 for a disc.

Next I gotta look at Target and Walgreens.

I think it's kinda weird how you can buy four rolls of film for $10 but then to get those four developed and put onto discs you have to pay around $40.

$50 for 96 pictures.

Sooo... that's like blah.

Tick Tock!

I've gotten myself a handy dandy ticker to keep track of my savings! Thanks Alegna! :D
I've decided that since I don't know what laptop I want and it's gonna be awhile before I can buy one, I'm just going to make my goal of savings 2500. Because with that much money, I could either get a Mac or a PC that converts into a tablet. Those are cool. They're expensive, though. And some of them aren't very good. But there's one I found that's a decent laptop and the touchscreen works well. Plus, said laptop apparently works really well with Windows 7. It's sooooo expensive, though! It's like umm... $2372 or something like that. I just checked. It's $2374 so I was close enough. But that's really expensive especially considering that that price doesn't include any extras. There's laptops out there for $2000 less than that! Gah, but I want a nice one so the wait will be worth it in the end.

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