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By David
Memorial Day 2009.
In thanks to those who served both still here and already gone, here is to Memorial Day 2009. See you tomorrow.
Archive for May, 2009
By David
Sunday Money Roundup – Long Weekend Edition.
Although most any weekend could be a long weekend for those of us who are self-employed, Memorial Day weekend has a special meaning to me because my father died in 1991 from a cancer that was a result of Agent Orange spraying during the Vietnam War. I do hope everyone can take a minute to not only thank our Veterans who are still with us, but also to remember those who have already passed.
Gather Little By Little teaches you how to build a compost bin. I cannot recommend this enough, as not only does it give you free nutrient-rich soil, but it also reduces the amount of trash you throw into landfills.
By David
Credit Card Research: Eufora Prepaid MasterCard with Credit Builder.
Since I get emails all the time asking about different credit cards and if people should be signing up for this, that, or the other one, this will be a new feature every week about different credit cards. This week’s card is the Eufora Prepaid MasterCard with Credit Builder, which is a stored value card designed for those who have fair, poor, bad, or no credit history and would like to rebuild their credit (If you are reading this by RSS, you might have to click through to see all the details)
By David
Money Quote Friday – Accept The Challenge Edition.
Hope everyone has a fantastic Memorial Day weekend!
By David
I Don’t Want A Gift, But Thank You.
Today is my 37th birthday, and I hope I don’t get anything. Well, cash is alright, as are gift cards to stores I normally go to, but other than that? I don’t need nor want for anything else. No plastic doodads, no new mugs, no wall hangings. I am all set with that stuff, thanks. I have lived on my own for 15 years since college, and my house is pretty well stocked with all the things I need. If there was anything I was missing, such as a dish with a funny picture on it, I would buy it myself. Now that we have that out of the way, let me extrapolate a little on why I am writing this post.
