Can money really buy happiness?
BuzzFeed News readers and staff shared the things they bought during the pandemic that brought them some joy during the pandemic. buzzfeednews.com/article/juliar…
BuzzFeed News readers and staff shared the things they bought during the pandemic that brought them some joy during the pandemic. buzzfeednews.com/article/juliar…
A blue sequin blazer
“I keep the blazer out in my home to serve as a symbol of the things I look forward to doing soon: going to a restaurant, seeing friends and family, etc.” —Dan Wolfe in Philadelphia
“I keep the blazer out in my home to serve as a symbol of the things I look forward to doing soon: going to a restaurant, seeing friends and family, etc.” —Dan Wolfe in Philadelphia
A Dance Dance Revolution mat
“I bought a DDR mat because I used to be addicted to it in middle school and figured I could return to a simpler time, get a workout, and play a game all at once.” —Maggie Schultz, BuzzFeed News staff
“I bought a DDR mat because I used to be addicted to it in middle school and figured I could return to a simpler time, get a workout, and play a game all at once.” —Maggie Schultz, BuzzFeed News staff
Donations to charity
“I donated to some charities because I felt helpless. It brought a very temporary sense of meaning to my life.” —Nikita Dawe in Toronto, Ontario buzzfeednews.com/article/juliar…
“I donated to some charities because I felt helpless. It brought a very temporary sense of meaning to my life.” —Nikita Dawe in Toronto, Ontario buzzfeednews.com/article/juliar…
“Money can’t buy happiness, but it can buy you a portable personal bathtub. It’s up to you to assemble it, fill it with water of life, and make those happy memories.” —Lindsay McKenna in Austin buzzfeednews.com/article/juliar…
It’s Money Week at BuzzFeed News and we’re taking a look at how the pandemic changed the ways we earn, owe, spend, and save money. Read more stories here: buzzfeednews.com/collection/mon…
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