bargain betty, if you're like me?

if you're like me, you've probably faced a credit card conundrum. no, not how to pay them off after you've bought that 10th designer bag when you only need one bag per day per week (and no bitches, i ain't describing my credit cards). what i'm talking about is how you organize your cards and knowing most of you, you have tons of cards just lying around in your jewelry box.

while i spent a lot of time looking for that usual designers in mind to host my pretty plastics, i decided to spare the pennies on this purchase (since no one is going to notice it anyway when it's sitting in my vault). that left me with little choices to pick up something that would be convenient, functional, and not an eye-sore.

while thinking about how i was going to organize the numerous cards i have (credit and otherwise), i thought a rolodex book would be perfect for the job! where can you find a rolodex or any other organizational supplies similar to that than office depot? so i scoured the office supply store and came up with this alternative! i have to say i'm pretty impressed with my skills. not only did i find something better than i expected, i paid less than $8 for it. with the amount of slots i had in this, i managed to put all my credit cards, my reward clubs cards and some miscellaneous cards like my medical and social security cards. and for that random money you got from your last trick on vacation in Thailand, you can put random currency in the side pockets. you really have to thank those guys at rolodex for making a fabulous product for a guy ( and girl) with credit card organization needs.

p.s. you can also use this for a business card holder, but i'd rather buy a Goyard Credit Case to hold business cards with all the money you now saved buying the rolodex.