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Good Sunday Reading
November 11, 2007 · Filed Under Reviews · 5 Comments
Please take a moment today to think of, or thank, any Veterans that you know personally that have fought to insure this country’s safety and freedom. 
Stumbled across some excellent nuggets of blogging goodness this past week that I felt compelled to pass along. So grab a normal sized cup of your 25% decaf and enjoy. In no particular order here she goes:
- Dealing With The Weak Dollar @ AskDong.com
- Holiday Charitable Giving Do’s and Don’ts @ Gather Little By Little
- A Target Shopping Strategy That Worked @ I’ve Paid For This Twice Already… – I love Target too!
- $800 a Month on Food = Obese?? @ My Open Wallet- Eating out will nail you every time!
- Christmas is Consumer Gluttony Masked as Religious Sentimentality @ Violent Acres – post of the year!
- 101 frugal christmas present ideas @ Plonkee Money – A nice list of gift ideas.
- People Will Do You Favors When You Are Friendly and Nice @ Money Blue Book
- How To Keep That Caring Spirit When You Are Broke – Part II @ Grad Money Matters
- Renting vs. Buying – Is There Any Difference? @ Four Pillars
- Recovering from Career Disaster @ Money and Such
Happy reading and enjoy your Sunday!
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Thanks a lot for the kind mention! Keep up the great work with your blog – I enjoy reading it!
Mike
Thanks for the link!
Just read Violent Acres and I’m starting to feel the same way–except w/o the cusswords. I actually started a conversation with a friend I’ve had a year about whether or not I was expected to provide Birthday and Christmas presents with her and her family. I feel like a cheap bastard (which I’m not) but I just wanted to avoid yet another obligation. I -love- to buy presents for people but when I want to and when I find appropriate presents for them and not because it’s December and I’m supposed to. Anyway, it was a difficult conversation to start but I’m pleased to say she feels the same way I do about it. Yeah! Thanks for the link.
Yeah, I could do w/o the cussing, but the overall point of keeping more of your money, paying off some bills, and enjoying time spent with friends and loved ones this Christams hit home for me.
Thanks for the mention! Good luck at Target