Its your life final Project

My job is working as a Environmental Engineer at Wood, as a Project Engineer Manager, that means that I would do the following: Manage team of Engineers and Designers on specific project; planning and coordinating the engineering activities on large project.
Monitor and ensure the engineering work on the project is completed on schedule and meets quality standards within baseline man-hour and budgets.
Identifies and secures necessary approvals for all changes in project scope, budget and schedule in a timely manner.
Work with Discipline Leads to ensure that staffing levels are appropriate to achieve the engineering schedule commitments.
Supervise and/or prepares proposals, contract design drawings and calculations, contract information, specifications and other engineering

My total salary from working at this company is 91 k/month, which ends up being 7.5 K per month, before taxes.

I will live in a nice apartment in Oakville, specifically 2468 Old bronte Rd. The rent cost per month of living here is $18k, and I will keep living in this apartment until I have saved enough money for a bigger house to live in.

For all of my utility bills, my Electricity bill per month is $183, as well as my internet bill, which is a sweet $43/month. I do not need to include my Water bill, all water from my apartment is free with the purchase of one.

For my new little wittle baby, his name is going to be Oscar, the name of my old, old fish. For his baby food, it will cost $8 for 12 cans, which could last a month. When I'm at work, I will need a babysitter to take care of the baby, which costs about $39 for everyday the babysitter works, not for a night shift. For the cost of the creche daily is $20, so for a full day, it costs $59 for my baby's care.

For the day when I inherit a dog, Kodiak will be his name, in honor of the help that many kodiak helpers that are currently making new safety gear and helping all of Canada. For the care of the dog, I will have to buy a toybin, food, a cage, a eating/drinking bowl, a leash and a collar, a nap mat and some scented poop bag (can't stand the smell of poop) all adding up to $127.91 for the first month, then every month afetr that, about $22.99 for food.

For the first year of living in the condo, I will take the bus everyday to work. It takes about 45 mins to get to work, but that does not change my work schedule, it is very flexible.

After about one full year of taking the bus, I will finally be able to afford a BMW I3 ($44,450), and by the time that I would be able to drive, there will be tons of electric charging stations all around Toronto, especially that Toronto is a fast moving city,

My meal plan for every day is pretty much the same. For breakfast, the week ranges between Eggs and Pancakes, while during lunch, the food ranges from subs, bagels, sandwich, salads, parfaits, tortillas and eating out. For the final meal of the day, the food for every week is eating out, pasta, burgers, butter chicken, pizza, shrimp pasta, and eating at Mom's.