As I mentioned in my post about a possible site redesign, sometimes I just need a new little project to energize me and get me back into the swing of things. Well, I just finished my first pass at such a project and you can see the results in the top-right corner of the [...]
Archive for December, 2006
Awhile back I wrote a post about being in debt and being overweight, where I discussed my thoughts that there is a link to being in debt and overweight in that the characteristics required to battle both issues are quite similar.
In my life, I have had struggles with both issues as I have been in [...]
Site Redesign
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Lately I have been thinking of changing up the look and feel of the website but I am not sure what to go with just yet. The site is being run with WordPress, so I would be selecting a new template to use for the site.
One template that I have taken a liking to and [...]
Holiday Exhaustion
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Maybe it is the crazy hours at work or just the holiday season, but I have been feeling exhausted lately. Unfortunately that means I haven’t been posting as much as I should because I am in bed shortly after arriving home from work.
The nice thing is that I have some vacation time coming up and [...]
Over at MarketWatch.com, Chuck Jaffe has an article that identity theft insurance is his stupid investment of the week. To be honest with you, purchasing identity theft insurance is something that I have never really even thought of doing and the article explains a few reasons why this insurance is not the best choice [...]
For those of you that may not have been following the story, James Kim, a CNet senior editor, and his family went missing over the Thanksgiving weekend and had not been seen or heard from. On the evening news tonight, there was a story that Mrs. Kim and their two daughters have been found and [...]
I’ve just placed an order at Amazon.com for the book Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday, as I think it will make a great read for my kids and has the added benefit of delivering a message that can have a lasting impact.
While my children do fairly well with their ability to [...]
Over at JohnChow.com, John has a great post about why you should never pay by cash that you should be sure to check out.
As John mentions in the article, this approach to spending does require that you are someone that lives below their means and pays the entire credit card balance in full each month. [...]





