WALKING AWAY! LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS! FRUGAL LIVING! BUDGET LIVING! Chicken Enchilada 

My daughter is getting married this summer. My husband and I decided to purchase new living room furniture because we’ll have family in town. After doing some browsing and pricing we decided to walk away. We’ve changed our mindset to, our family isn’t coming to judge our furniture!

I have come to the realization today I need to live with the understanding we are in a depression. We have to fix things we have to make do, we have to walk away. We have to be happy with what we have.!

I was thinking I needed a new dress for my nieces wedding. I shopped online quite awhile then I thought I don’t need a new dress, I have that very pretty dress I wore at my daughters wedding a few years ago. So that’s what I’ll be wearing.

I walked away from a new sewing machine... My quilt club complains about how loud and cranky my machine is, my husband offered to buy me a new one...but I just laugh it off now...I have learned to make a joke about it..I got the machine for free from a neighbor years ago and I remind myself that it was such a gift for her to give me that machine...how generous is that ... someone gives you a free machine that works perfectly fine (Even if it is loud and cranky). I am very proud of myself..

Our garage was feeling smaller and smaller. After pricing out sheds I decided it was cheaper to declutter and reorganize. Now our garage feels so spacious!

Hi from the UK. Definitely on the "do I want it, do I need it, can I afford it". We have been decorating our bedroom and I thought it would be nice to have some new furniture as we've had ours for many, many years. After shopping at numerous stores and looking on line, everything seemed so expensive. My husband said, why don't we just paint what we have, so we did. We saved a fortune and it looks lovely 🙂

I was shocked at the price of a blouse in a retail store, $75. I walked away. Then I looked in the back of my closet and found a blouse that looked very similar. I paid $3.00 for it on clearance years and years ago. I got a compliment when I wore it to work that week.

We need to stop accumulating stuff.

I did my grocery shopping today. Looked at the bags of chips and walked away. I don’t need them for my budget and my waist line. Haha

Walking away is so powerful. I find myself a lot seeing a thing and saying "it's cute, but i don't want to own it."

I am wanting a little loveseat for the corner of my bedroom, and I almost bought one I saw online that would ship to my house, but the reviews weren’t great, and I decided to stop and wait and go look at used furniture stores for a well made one that is in good condition. I haven’t found just the right one yet, but I am waiting until I get a great deal on a solid piece of furniture. No more buying crappy furniture that’s also overpriced.

This weekend is the annual yard sale in Georgia called Peaches to Beaches. I haven’t been in 10 years. I went today not expecting to really buy anything but I found a deal I couldn’t walk away from. Paul will appreciate it, as did my husband. I bought two huge boxes full of PVC fittings, joints, T’s, valves. We have a farm and use PVC a lot with our irrigation. PVC has gotten incredibly expensive. The two boxes took up half my trunk…and it was all $30. My husband said just 3 of those fittings would have been that much. I also bought a tea kettle that I needed for $1. It was very easy for me to walk away from things that may have entrapped me 20 years ago. I was proud of my restraint and my haul. That enchilada dish looked delicious, btw!

I also wanted a mixer also but could not pay.the price , would not pay for a want vs need item. It turns out my daughter bought a new one and gave me the old one. WIN, WIN!!

I😂 don't even consider purchases anymore. I'm in a no-spend year. Unless I had a very specific need, I just wouldn't go into a thrift shop like Goodwill. I use what I have until it's completely unusable. Then, I use it for something else. An example of that is clothing. I use it till it can no longer be repaired or mended. Then I cut it up into cleaning cloths. They'll usually last for years and years and years. If I don't need cleaning cloths, I might make old, worn out clothing into a cat bed. If I don't need that, I might cut away the worst parts of the clothing and save the better parts for quilting. Quilts usually last for generations. If it's a sweater, I might undo the knitting and knit something else from it. Etc.❤😊

Growing up, we were not in stores on a daily basis. Mom bought groceries and if we needed something. I think this daily shopping is more recent. There is plenty to do besides buying a bunch of stuff.

This month I managed to save nearly £200 thanks to your tips and ideas. I am disable and find it difficult to go to the stores so I buy on line a lot. However I will put the item in the basket and leave it there fir a couple of weeks,then if I have not needed it or have found a substitute in my home it is not bought. Same with food,as I have to book a delivery spot a couple of weeks in advance,I will fill my basket and save it and the a couple of days before delivery I will go through the basket and often delete many items or change due to my menu planner. I will also buy somethings that I can get more than one meal from ,such as cauliflower. I might use part for cauliflower steaks and the remainder goes into cauliflower cheese or curry ,or vegetable casserole. Thank you Emmy and Paul for your tips,ideas and encouragement.

Extra groceries, I keep telling myself I need to eat up and clean out what I have in the cupboards and freezer.

I tried that creamy yogurt in the lemon flavor. It was good but I noticed the bottom of the container wasn't flat. I looked at the ounces and realized it was only 4.3 oz., not 6 oz. like Yoplait etc. If not free, I wouldn't buy it. My husband's favorite yogurt is Fage which has gone from 6 oz down to 5.4 oz. I've noticed many products have gone down in size and up in price.

I grew up in Eastern PA and visited Lancaster many times. Here in OH we have a large population of Amish and there are communities in IN that are bigger than in PA now. I love their simplistic life style. When we set up our first apartment in 1967 we saw an ad for a farm auction. When we arrived we parked in a field that was filled with horses and buggies. The auction was for an Amish farm and all the property in it. When we were looking at a piece of furniture that we had no idea of what we were looking at, an Amish man said to us " you don't know what that is do you" It was a dough box and he proceeded to explain how to use it for making bread. I love to shop at the Lehman's General Store online catalog. I visited the store in Kidron OH and most of the customers were Amish. There you can purchase kitchen wood stoves, propane refrigerators, and every kind of kerosene lantern and non electric item. Recently I purchased their apple peeler. It works so well to peel and if you want to core and spiral slice the apples. About 20 years ago we purchased an Amish 10 x 16 barn with a loft. They came and in one day built it on our property. It is solid wood with solid thick oak floors and solid wood roofing and cedar siding. It easily holds the weight of a garden tractor and other machinery. I also have Amish made solid birch wood cabinets in my kitchen that came from PA. In OH near Dayton and Cincinnati there is Clear Creek Amish Furniture and showroom. It is expensive but it is premium wood and craftsmanship that will become an heirloom. My brother in law many years ago had them build a gazebo on his property. I also have a folding Adirondack chair that I purchased from an Amish man at a flea market in PA. If you want quality look to the Amish to find it.

Emmy, We live in Lancaster County (near Shady Maple) and we realize how blessed (and spoiled) we are. There are many salvage grocery stores around. Immense savings!

I needed a China hutch…yep a need, live in a really small house with a smaller kitchen. My husband said to get one for my birthday. The hunt was on, we didn’t want junk that would fall apart because it would be used as a kitchen cabinet. Everything I found was really expensive. I had gone to a shop that was only open 1 weekend a month…still nothing. On my way home I remembered a small consignment shop I had only been in once many years ago. I went in and they had several. I found one I really liked…no price…I called the girl over to ask the price, she looked and couldn’t find it either. She made a phone call to her boss, still didn’t know the price. The girl google lensed and stood there for several minutes and finally said how about $70. I said I would take it. I couldn’t believe it… it’s solid maple, dovetailed drawers and beautiful. I hope the girl still has a job but what a blessing for me. When I need something, I look and wait then when I find it I know it’s the right thing to do.

I went to the Dollar Tree because I had a list of things I needed. I only bought one item that was not on the list. Today I got out of work early and I was tempted to stop at a thrift store that I haven’t been to before, but I decided not to stop. I am really trying to keep a tight budget this because this month I bought a new used car for cash, I got a tooth implant, my auto insurance came due for the year, and I prepaid on my lawn fertilization for the year, so I am tapped out!

I really want an immersion blender - this week! But every time I think of actually buying one, I remember that I gave my last one to my daughter, after having it in my kitchen drawer for over a year. I’d never used it once! I have a blender, a food processor, and a meat slicer already. I don’t need an immersion blender! 😂 “Walk away!”

Emmy my friend and I were having a girls day out when I saw the sweetest Peter Rabbit dinnerware for Easter. There were plates, serving pieces, salt n pepper, the works. I so wanted to put those cutie pies in my basket but I told myself I didn’t need them. I left the store a bit sad but I know I made the right decision. Like millions of people, I have too much stuff! Thanks for continuing to inspire me to make the huge life changing style of living frugally. Haha.

Interesting QOTD. Just this week, was walking the aisles at Goodwill and came across a yellow PYREX bowl. Thinking of you and your collection and because I'd just read somewhere that pyrex capitalized = "vintage," I put it in my basket. Walking to the register I asked myself "WHAT AM I DOING???". Don't need, don't have any others, AM I GETTING JUST BECAUSE IT'S quote unquote "VINTAGE"??? Yep, I put it back. WIN.

Hi Amy, Paul and Dixie Belle! I have resisted some (not all) supermarket bakery clearance pastries, clearance clothing and going to the Dollar Tree. I still have some way to go but thinking "do I have something at home similar that I need to use?" helps a lot! I hope everyone has a great weekend and remember Daylight Savings Time begins this Sunday in the USA.🌞

Im a knitter and I would really like to buy an Addi knitting machine just because it looks like a fun tool to have. At this time, I can afford it but I just can't justify it, so Im going to use the money to pay down my mortgage. Thanks for your channel, it keeps me on track!

Emmy here is a pet story to make your day.I have a calico kitten named Rainbow.Was watching a show about a bomb in a truck ready to explode.Cat heard the sound came with a flying leap through the air to land on me.Lay like to cover me and looking around like where is it? Told you fur babies were my live entertainment. Apparently the little one is willing to be a protection hero too❤.

I used to live in NJ. I now live in Fl. I miss Shoprite 😢

I am always so disappointed when your video ends. I want them to go on and on and on.

There's something a lot of us could learn from the amish lifestyle to help us feel peace, i think.

I only go for the essential groceries ones a week. We avoid the dollar store. Thus morning we had coffee with our daughters. One of our daughters had a bag with all leftover cotton yarn and was making dishcloths from all the scrap yarn.

My minimal experience of the Amish is that even their tiny children are more aware and more considerate than their "worldly" counterparts.

I was tempted to go out to get sum Chinese food but I decided to eat in and that saved me alot of MOLLA!!😊😊😊

I been tempted to buy a KitchenAid mixer. I REALLY WANT one & I seen many sales but every extra I have is going to pay off our car

Really speaks volumes about an item when you can change your mind about it in just the time it takes to get it from shelf to checkout!

I love buying second hand! We have a small thrift store right down from us. Its amazing and weirdly sad, the amounts of donations they get weekly! It's good for us shoppers but sad how much is spent on new stuff that just gets donated.

Walked away from some books on Amazon that I had in my cart but I have plenty of books I haven't read yet so I deleted my cart! So, that was my win for the week I am so going to be making the enchiladas that you made next week they looked delicious! Thanks for sharing this recipe with us!

Emmy it is easier to walk away once you do it a time or two.

I walked away from an antique cobalt blue salt and pepper set for $25. I do need a set, i collect cobalt blue dishes, but just couldn't justify! "Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without"~a saying from the old days.❤

You should pat yourself on the back. Look how far you've come. You're always an inspiration to us. And WOW, $1.99 for bacon is incredible!

We are surrounded by garbage- some of it has price tags on it, as it waits for us to pay on dispose of it. We MUST DO BETTER & he FrugalCrew is leading the way!!!

I walked away from 3 dresses at a thrift store this week that I was going to take on a cruise but decided to shop my closet instead.

Paul approved….yes! Your videos are always full of great tips and it’s nice to see how supportive and willing Paul is be involved in the process. I live in the middle of a large Pennsylvania Amish community, we hired them to build our house, our kitchen and bathroom cabinets, our barn and a working garage for hubby….we have many Amish friends….have had dinners at their homes, attended weddings (quite interesting), given them rides for groceries, etc….I’m full of stories….one time, an Amish friend was injured at his sawmill, my hubby happened to be there and took him to a nearby hospital….the ladies are pleasant and sweet….very hard working women….here they speak Pennsylvania Dutch to their children until school age….it’s a interesting community. Sadly, you may have heard on the news, there was a young Amish woman who was recently killed by someone in her home….this happened about 30 miles from us and has rocked both the Amish and Englishman’s communities….they still need prayers. Thanks again for your helpful ideas…..

I’m telling on myself here 😂. I love designer handbags and there’s a specific kind I like. I never pay retail and right now they are having a big sale. I didn’t buy anything even though I had my eye on this one particular color. It’s a win for me! 😊

YUM your dish looked delicious. Thanks for sharing.

"Look at all of this stuff!" I also find myself saying this over and over again in stores, Goodwill, and peoples' homes (to myself of course). Thanks so much for your sensibility.

At age 63, my wants are fewer than 20 years ago. I am content with what I have. Thank you for your videos.

I'M IRISH ALSO!!! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL SO INFORMATIVE!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This has been my exact mindset since I retired 2yrs ago and took so much to donation sites. I now think if I buy this I have to donate an item for each item bought. Great video

I'm kicking my donations into high speed and taking carloads of clothes, household items and books several times a month to the library or donation center. I'm lucky to have a center that finds a use or a home for all items that are in good order. This includes fabric, building materials, and craft supplies. Nothing goes to waste with them! On the few occasions I've gone into a retail store for a needed item, I look around and think that my basement and attic have way too many similar items. That realization turns me around and keeps me out of the shops.

I was singing Brahms Lullaby to myself at work yesterday... I did Not buy 4 Dr. Seuss tops yesterday so my work colleagues and I would match. I was very tempted.

You are right on about knowing when to walk away. We definitely live in a society of consumption and it’s made worse because we can get stuff we don’t need even faster than before. It’s a great reminder that we don’t need to buy into that. I walked away from getting take out tonight. It would have been so easy to just click and order but instead I defrosted some homemade vegetable soup, some cheddar chive sourdough I made & froze and had a delicious, easy meal for pennies vs $25 or more getting take out.

Thank you for another encouraging video!! I just love that recipe idea and am writing it down. To answer the question of the day, just last night I had to walk away from buying a whole bunch of decorative stickers. They were lovely, but after thinking hard on it, I decided to purchase sticker paper sheets instead. Not only was it way cheaper to get the paper in bulk instead of pre-made stickers, but I can now make my own stickers and use the sticker paper for mailing labels as well, so it has multiple uses!

Hi Emmy and Paul. I am on a low spend year so I can achieve a couple of financial goals. I realized I really don’t ever find anything at Dollar Tree so quit going except to buy my Comet cleanser which I use in the bathroom. I have also “ walked away” from the grocery store circulars for the most part. I have been a chronic over buyer of groceries most of my adulthood and have decided to eat through my freezer and pantry. If I don’t look at the circulars I’m not tempted to replenish what I already have too much of just because it’s a loss leader. Except for produce and eggs I’ve not bought anything else this year. Like you, I’m only buying one banana or 2 tomatoes, or just what I need for a recipe and this has really cut down on food waste.

As we are in such uncertain times, I am even more uncomfortable with buying more "things" to add more clutter to my house. I am struggling with determining why I am holding onto items. God Bless

I walked away from cordless vaccum decided to just keep using a extension cord to go room to room without unplugging they tuned run around 4 to5 hundred dollars and I love to vaccum but said no ! And I did do alot of thinking checking prices on different models and stores..

Love your butter dish Emmy. I have the bowl in that pattern that I got from my mom, so special to me. I am starting to realize that I have a lot of things now that I'm getting over 50. I am realizing looking for stuff has become a habit and that I need to tell myself I already have it. Have been getting better at buying needs instead of wants like you talk about. Have a blessed weekend.

It is an interesting thought that we evolve our attitudes and values over time. We are all learning all the time which is good!😊

I was in Goodwill yesterday and walked away from a vintage blue cornflower baking dish!!

Geeat film and music. I love your channel. Greetings from Poland ❤

We had butter here in LA for 1.83 a pound in our Albertsons store last week.

Thanks for a really helpful video. I loved the comparison between the Amish fields and that chaotic thrift store.made an impression on me.😍😍

Wasn't it Jamie Oliver who said, "Real foods ARE ingredients."? I like that! Like you, I've learned to begin (mostly) with simple ingredients and put them together in interesting and varied ways to make dishes we love. When you showed the two bits of video at the beginning I actually felt calm during the video with the fields being readied and I felt anxious during the bit with the stuffed shelves. You definitely got your point across to me. Less can often be more. The one thing that came to mind immediately for me as far as what I've walked away from recently was a large bottle of plain Coffee Mate creamer. My daughter and I had dental cleanings in our small town this week and we needed a few things from the grocery store. She and I enjoy flavored creamers (I know....awful stuff), but sometimes we like regular creamer and my husband likes it as well. A large bottle (family sized) of Coffee Mate was $7.99. NO WAY! I told her we'd use evaporated milk or something else until I can get to the store in the next town where we do our main shopping. The creamer is cheaper and they also offer generic brands. I'm NOT paying that much for creamer. We walked away...and so far, we're surviving. ; )

I finally inventoried my freezer and 2 refrigerator freezers. I will no longer but meat on sale,as I now know what I have. Thanks for the advice. I am making meals from my list. I live alone, but put this food up for my daughter and her family. I am spending $70 a month for food so far this year. Than you again

Wow! Our local Goodwill stores are nothing like the one you show here.

I love the good will and I love the peacefulness and the simple life the Amish people live. I like the look and lifestyle of what a honest life look likes.

Great great video. I had to stop going thrifting I don’t need anything. When I do I’ll go @ that time. Hubby & I have a rule one in one out. I’ve decluttered 380 items this year so far. I deleted all the books in my Amazon cart & went to library instead FREE FREE FREE😊 The chicken enchiladas look amazing. Gonna try them out. ❤

Sometimes I have to even evaluate the loss leader items when stocking up. I have to ask myself, how much of this do I already have and do I really need it yet? The item will usually go back on sale down the road at some point.

Thank you for another encouraging video!! A time recently I walked away was there was some frozen pizza on a really good sale. I do buy them for a quick meal. I didn't need anymore but I was tempted because it was on a good deal. A time recently I failed and bought the item was a box of Easter coloured Junior Mints. I didn't need them but I was tempted and did spend the $1.24 plus tax for the Easter coloured Junior Mints. I need to learn from this and do better.

Greeting from your number 1 irish fan. I hope you and paul are keeping well. And i hope pauls folks are doing ok as well

Good afternoon, blessings to you both.

I am an avid cross stitcher and there was a recent “market” where new supplies, patterns and kits were being promoted so my local craft shop had lots of new things, which I wanted to see but did walk away from. Once home I reorganized my stash of cross stitch supplies and found several patterns I wanted to stitch that I already own. However we went to a Polish deli/food store in our city and we splurged on some delicious Polish and other European foods we don’t see in our chain grocery stores. My family is of Ukrainian descent and holidays like Easter make me feel nostalgic for the foods I ate as a child.

I almost bought a cute spring/summer top. The price is good, and I technically can afford it, but do I need it? No! I have plenty of cute sumner tops waiting for me to get them out of the closet and swap for my winter clothes. I am squirreling away as much money as possible to have a walk-in shower and new flooring installed in a bathroom - without dipping into our base savings. Thank you Emmy and Paul!

I love watching your videos! You two are such a cute couple!!! 😊

Oh my goodness, I haven’t seen chi chi’s anything since I moved to az! So homesick now! I’m originally from Maryland, I remember vividly at an Amish market in PA, we were talking to an Amish gentleman who found out my parents were living in Florida and he was telling us about his summer home there… apparently that’s not unusual, which for some reason blew my mind. I think most Amish are not inundated with all the commercial pressure and never ending influencing at every turn and they can avoid the pressure. That’s why I’m being way more selective about my social media experiences, making sure they are like yours, a gentle reminder to use what you have and if you do need it find it cheaper. I don’t need special organizing/decorative etc things! The meal looked amazing! I walked away from a set of china that I just fell in love with! I found myself divorced at 50 and gave my china to my daughter, and thought this new china will be my new adventure china, but it was hard, but I realized it was just tableware and I already have some.

Once I realized how easy it is to walk away, I now do it all the time and life is great!

HAPPY EASTER EMMY and PAUL!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🌷🌷

I walked away from a beautiful bedspread that was a homemade traditional style. I left it for someone else as it was not my colour scheme for my home. I have also walked away from some smart jackets and handbags as I decluttered mine and have all that I need. As I'm doing a low spend no spend year, I do allow myself to purchase items that will be used and suitable for Christmas, birthdays, and anniversary gifts throughout the year. Thank you for a fab video, and I wish you blessings from Leicester England xx

I live in San Diego and just picked some avocados from my tree. I wish I could send you some for your yummy enchiladas. You both are so adorable.

I just love the music to your intro! Makes me smile 😊

I'm a crafter who enjoys card making. I walked away from the latest 60% off on line sale. Although there are always fun new stamps and papers, I have enough.

I know a guy who was extremly into saving the planet. When he died his fAmily asked that all attending his viewing and funeral to bring as a tribute to him an aluminum can preferably one found. The money from the alum cans at scrap yard went to his fV chzrity. It may sound disrespectful but on retrospect i think its a wonderful way toshow love for him.

I walked away from another of items I would have in the past bought. I was In hobby lobby and all the cute Easter stuff was 40% off. I picked up several cute things and then put them back. I decided i didn't need the cute fluffy chick's or the lovely napkins or the tiny bunnies etc to make Easter special. Saved quite a bit of money actually. I was proud of myself , it was very tempting

The chicken enchiladas looked delicious. I wouldn’t have shopped for groceries this week if my sister hadn’t asked me to take her shopping.

Thank You both for this video. We are all learning to do the best we can and not overdo spending has a learning curve, just like everything else. Appreciate what you do and enjoy your videos. Thanks, and God Bless, from Pennsylvania.

Hi everyone. Love this channel your videos are wonderful

I had to walk away from a corned beef brisket, groceries in general, and a Pasqua new low cost dress, warm socks, and heat in the house.. My cat needs pet wipes and had to put the money for her 42 dollars for 400 wipes. (I tried sensitive baby wipes but they irritated her behind and her hair fell out; so no skimping on those. I tried water and paper towels, but they don't work like the pet wipes.) I also wanted Pasqua groceries but had an unexpected vet bill of 1,200, plus 900 for half of property taxes at the end of February that cleaned out what little savings we had. Lent is going to be extra tight this year, but with God all things are possible 🙏🏼❤️

The chicken enchiladas look delicious. It's so funny because I was wondering how to make them a couple of hours before you posted lol! Thanks😃

I learned a lot from your grocery and loss leader advice in your various videos. It lets me realize what's best to buy in a store. I think I'm going to make a weekly shopping list if I can of just loss leaders to get each week at the bigger stores.😊

Love the pic of Dixie snoozing!!!

So jealous of your excellent bacon price. Our 12 oz package is on sale this week at 2 for $7. (Central Texas)

So good! I’ve started a list on my phone of things I need to look for at the thrift store. I used to shop and buy because it was such a great deal. Now, I am trying to only shop for NEEDS. ❤️

There are a lot of ESTATE and moving sales in our community. When we visit these sales, I think Wow 😮, these are all collections and stuff that the families don’t want from their aged parents. Makes me think hard if I want to bring more stuff into my home….Declutterring has been heavy on my radar while I am young enough to do it myself or leaving the job for my Millennial age kids to be burdened with. Yes. Walk away

Emmy, thanks to you I don't even think about buying anything. I only buy what I know I need. I stocked up my kitchen before the no/low spend month of January. I decided then I was going to go thru the year living your philosophy. I only pay the monthly bills and pick up a few groceries now and then. I only went to town four times in the month of February. Twice to the doctor and twice to the grocery store. I'm getting ready now to start my garden and declutter my home. You and Paul have been such a great inspiration to me. I'm 63 and I'm loving this lifestyle. Thank you both so much. I can't wait for y'all's videos they are always so encouraging.

If you think that the Goodwill store was disorganized & overflowing, you should see the Goodwill bins stores!!

So true...Walk away from the unneeded clutter. Only purchase what you can really use and need.❤😊❤

Yesterday at our local Kroger’s I breezed through the bakery discount area, the produce discount area and our aisle 10 where they put lots of stuff marked down, everything from dented cans and boxes to put of season items etc. I only bought one item and it was on the reduced meat bin. It looks delicious and I will cook. It today. Marked down from $16 to $9.00. Carole

FAGE is my go to plain yogurt.

Hey Emmy and Paul, that Enchilada dish looks great 😋 Recently I saw a couple of books in a couple of charity shops and although they were relatively cheap I thought maybe I could get them at my library, I've already found one of them & will be asking about the other one too. Sometimes we think we need something or convince ourselves we do, but really it's more often than not just a momentary impulse that will usually pass if you step away. P.S Thank you for sharing Dixies beautiful face 🥰