A tree peony that I keep trying to grow but just does not like it here. I thought I had given up after about the fifth time but last year tried again with no luck.

Litter Robot

$499! But worth every penny.

Hmmm. Thinking of my new stone patio. DH and I "could have" made it a DIY project and it would have been nice. But I paid a local landscape company (whose work and mission statement I totally support, and whose founder was one of our first friends in our new town) about 8 times that amount, and have a patio that is utterly awesome -- large, thick slabs of PA bluestone, well matched, fitted with small joints. It's under four inches of snow at the moment, but it'll look great most of the year!

Funny my daughter just did the same thing a few weeks ago. Hired a local company to put in an enormous PA bluestone tiered patio and even added huge boulders. Gorgeous but under 10 inches of snow now.

My lamps - which cost more than my couch - but bring me so much joy.

Oh my, I overpaid for SO MUCH of my pink kitchen stuff,as the particular shade I love is not in production by kitchenaid or cuisinart anymore and those savvy ebay sellers KNOW IT!

I regret nothing.

NOTHING.

Don't remember how much I paid, but think it was a ridiculous price of $60.00 or so for a movie that I had seen at an independent movie theater. The movie portrayed both "real" action and rehearsals where the opera Carmen is represented in flamenco dance. I was very intrigued because the dance was so intense and I wanted to see again what was real action and what was only rehearsal. Carmen in flamenco

Eons ago, maybe 20 years, I went to an auction and bid on an Italian Bombe chest. Paid $700 & $100 buyers fee. It looks a lot like this one.

I don't have pictures to hand, but I will admit that when I was new to ebay ( I now think that) I overpaid for the first painting that I bought there. I've now learned to not get so attached to an item that I bid more than I really think it is worth to me - another will come along.

I agree, raee, most everything I buy I seem to spend more than anyone else on the same item. I also have learned to be much more selective on what I spend the money on.

My kill pen horses. I pay about twice what they are worth, but regrets? No. I am having to sit on my hands to keep from buying a mare. I wish I had never seen her picture. :'(

Buying them isn't the most expensive part. It is maintaining them.

But I keep thinking, it would be easy to hide her from Jody. However, if I told him, he would probably say okay.

I am hoping someone picks her up, and removes the urge I have to buy her. It doesn't help that they reduced her price $200, or that she is not that far away.

My house ;-)

My house, but I was so tired of looking at messed up houses with bad lots and then getting messed over by a new home builder.

A super heavy bright red (pretty) dutch oven I bought a few years ago. I use it very rarely and just gave it to my daughter the other day. Took my crock pot to Salvation Army today too. I prefer my old cheapy aluminum stock pot and now I have an Instant Pot that I can use as a slow cooker too so no need for either of those items. I also gave Salvation Army a Tupperware pitcher that I don't use anymore. I'm pretty sure I paid a lot for that thing since their stuff is so expensive.

Then there was the Dyson Animal I bought because my dogs shed like crazy, it eventually died and I finally threw it out since I don't have carpeting anymore. I did buy it on sale but still way to expensive for lasting only a few years.

The money I put into horseback riding. But the returns are priceless. From the various horses I have bonded with to being surrounded by people who support my dreams, to my increased physical fitness, strength and endurance, my mental strength and well being, being challenged and meeting those challenges............. priceless. So I guess I really didn't overpay by my own standards. But I sure could buy a lot of stuff for the money I put in.