I’m back from my trip to Washington, DC. I stayed in a phenomenal hotel, one that did indeed have a “full kitchen”. In an earlier post, I assumed “full kitchen” meant a microwave and refrigerator.
And on Friday night the 27th, I got to meet with some of the great bloggers that live in [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Hello my dear readers! If you’ve been following this series you’ll know we’re about to walk down Memory Lane back to the first year Out of Debt Again was published on the Internet. My third year blogoversary is coming up on September 27th and I’m planning a big giveaway, so don’t miss it! One [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Brad over at Enemy of Debt wrote about a woman who had to go into debt in order to get her car repaired in Perfect Example As To Why You Must Have An Emergency Fund.
I just feel really sorry for people in situations like this, because I have been there myself.
Hi to you! Please take a moment to hop on over to The Digerati Life where SVB has so graciously accepted my guest post How to Get Hired & Get The Job You Want by Volunteering. I’ll tell you how I got my current job by volunteering, and also how AJ got his brand [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I used to be one of those people who left all my clothes in the laundry basket and dug through to find what I wanted to wear. Of course then they would be wrinkly so I’d have to use my secret weapon to remove those wrinkles.
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