I went for a run the other day - my first time in what feels like a while. Months probably. Set aside for surgery, illness, recovery and then just pure lack of motivation, it felt good to lace up my running shoes and take off down the road.
I started running when I was 14, encouraged [...]
This is a guest post from Tales From The Road Less Traveled. She blogs about “Household finance for all family types”. Check her site out and if you like what you see, subscribe to her feed!
I may not be remodeling my life, but I am sure remodeling my husband! Four months ago, I [...]
This is a guest post from Miranda Marquit. She edits information on debt consolidation for DestroyDebt.com and writes about personal finances for Yielding Wealth.
One of the most valuable lessons children can learn is how to save money. This is a lesson that is not taught in schools, so it falls upon parents to make sure [...]
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My wife and I were recently talking about how we need to get a new TV in our bedroom. With the digital switchover happening next February, we have two [...]
This post was originally written as a guest post for Mrs. Micah. It seems fitting to post now, as I am on vacation, living it up and enjoying my summer with family. I think one of the most important reminders I can give myself and my family is that although we are debt-free, but [...]
