Some investments are about quality of life — and they often cost more than you expect.
Both the world’s most perfect husband and I have always believed in buying quality over quantity. In the long run, it’s usually the cheaper option.
Many years ago we bought a beautiful curved Howard sofa. It has served us incredibly well… until now. After years of faithful service, it has finally worn out and needs to be replaced.
I knew sofa prices had gone up. I just didn’t know they had gone that far up. A larger, good-quality sofa now costs well over $10,000.
I guess I’m officially old now. Because when I see prices like that, my first thought is still: “That can’t be right…”
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