Monthly Archives: January 2009

January 2009 Gardening Update

Hello to all my readers who are gardening fans!! Mr. A kept the garden watered while I was sick, and on Saturday I made the trek out to see what was going on. Lung infections sure do sap your strength and energy. Just walking the 70′ out to my garden from the front door wiped me out for a while. Thankfully I have a couple of sitting areas in my garden where I could take a break once I got… Read the rest

One of My Coworkers Got Scammed Online

I thought everyone knew about these things, and it is heartbreaking when you hear that no, everyone doesn’t know. On a much lesser scale, I feel like I fell for the Free Credit Report scam just last week. Shoot, I should have known better!! One of my coworkers (I’ll call her Sheila) fell prey to an Internet scammer not too long ago. They got to her through Craigslist. Sheila’s ex-husband gave her a wide screen television so she decided to… Read the rest

Thanks to my December 2008 Top Ten Referrers

Thanks to my top ten referrers for the month of December, 2008! My Dollar PlanChicky FinanceBecoming Debtfree 2009Sense to SaveLiving Simple in VegasMake It From ScratchGoliath DebtPaid TwiceDebt MarathonFunny About Money Yours Truly, Thank you for visiting Out of Debt Again! Subscribe to receive free email or RSS notifications and don’t miss anything! OUT OF DEBT AGAIN is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn… Read the rest

Make Your Own Bath Salts

Making your bath salts is really simple. Equal parts Dead Sea Salts and Epsom Salts. Check the Saltworks site for more information on using Dead Sea Salts. They recommend a warm bath, as opposed to a hot bath. Epsom salts is good for sprains, strains, bruising, and sore muscles. Not to mention the magnesium that your body will absorb. The magnesium sulfate alleviates soreness, pain and sore muscles and joints by reacting with the lactic acid in our joints and… Read the rest