It was actually nice reading the part where you mentioned the thing you wouldn't do if really you want to stay on the $10 budget and the I would walk around the neighborhood between the buildings, like a stray dog 🙂 sounds so funny 😂
For a fact, $10 is not enough for a cool weekend but we can still get something to do with it to entertain ourselves
The problem is that, growing up (in case $10 is a small thing to us today), we forgot how as children we spent whole weeks, and maybe even months, almost without a single dollar, playing with friends on the street or somewhere in nature.
How much money do you need to go on a trip to a forest, under a tent, with your friends and teenagers on Saturday morning? by a lake or river with fishing poles and a ball, with three muffins and a can of pate, on which you can spend two days, until Sunday afternoon?
I bet that 30 years ago I could have done something like that with $2 or $3..
And today, when I am a slave to habits and have some different desires and needs, I need 10 times more.
Like seriously seriously
Living as a child was the sweetest experience one could ever have with little or no worries.
Imagine that kind of a simple but meaningful way of spending weekend as a child that you just stated of which would create lasting memories but now we are so much occupied with more desires that even cost us way beyond.
To even have that time or create one to spend with friends and family now become a serious task to execute