Archive for March, 2009
Even Sesame Street isn’t immune …
I found this blog post today and thought it was pretty funny.
Posted: March 31st, 2009 under Good Reading, Random!.
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A cheap way to do some good
I’ve noticed a trend in my life and my thinking … I get frustrated and I second guess myself the most when I feel that I’m being ineffective. Now that can be in any facet of my life … it could be because of a proposal I write at work that feels incomplete or [...]
Posted: March 31st, 2009 under Everyday Living, Money Saving Strategies.
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Gardening update
OK – March hasn’t been the banner year that I want it to be in terms of my gardening progress. But hey – I got some Roma tomatoes started, so that’s a small start.
Here’s the spreadsheet that I’ve started. I guess what I’m trying to accomplish in this inaugural year is to see [...]
Posted: March 30th, 2009 under Everyday Living, Money Saving Strategies.
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Cheap eats, recession style
One of the things that I’ve noticed about the crazy economic state that our country is currently in, is that our plight has us looking backwards into history and appreciating what our ancestors did when money was tight.
I’m something of a foodie (Jimmy John’s addiction nonwithstanding) and in a lot of the cooking [...]
Posted: March 29th, 2009 under Debt Reduction.
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Deeeeeep thoughts …
I had a revelation last night about marriage that I told to my Future Husband – after April 18th, our successes and our failures in life will be irrevocably tied together. And I’m gonna be honest with everyone here … that scares the piss out of me.
FH and I are at a [...]
Posted: March 26th, 2009 under Everyday Living, Relationships.
Comments: 6
Updates …
I keep running across interesting articles that I want to share with all of you, but they are marooned in my inbox, lost somewhere between the constant emails I get from wedding vendors (I will be unsubscribing from ALL things wedding related soon! As in 25 days!); the Facebook messages; the cooking emails I [...]
Posted: March 24th, 2009 under Debt Reduction, Everyday Living, Relationships, Where My Money Goes.
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I will do one thing today …
I’ve been a little overwhelmed lately, which … upon reading that sentence, I’m underwhelmed by the words itself. A “little” underwhelmed? There are days when it feels like getting out of bed should net me a Nobel Prize. These are the days where there is not enough coffee in the world to [...]
Posted: March 19th, 2009 under Everyday Living, Good Reading, work.
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Shopping locally
A link to this article was in my email today and since it mentioned the name of the town that I most recently lived in before moving to Rochester, I couldn’t help but read it.
Northfield is an interesting community and when I lived there, I had the joy of working downtown which meant that I [...]
Posted: March 18th, 2009 under Everyday Living, Good Reading.
Comments: 3
“The Plan”
My buddy W serves as an inspiration to me. We met while working at the cab company and we’ve continued to be close friends even though he now works at another job.
Why is W inspiring? Well, he’s had a lifelong struggle with his weight and he’s been working his ass off [...]
Posted: March 17th, 2009 under Debt Reduction, Everyday Living, Random!, Relationships, Where My Money Goes, work.
Comments: 6
Keep foods fresh longer
Keeping vegetables fresh has always been something of a Waterloo for me … I’ve finally figured out how to keep celery crisp for longer (oddly enough, thanks to a dumb email forward that someone sent me contrasting Martha Stewart vs. Maxine), but I found this article the other day when I was going through my [...]
Posted: March 16th, 2009 under Everyday Living, Good Reading, Money Saving Strategies.
Comments: 1