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The Lean Mean Machine who is Paying For My Past

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Still Alive

I do my best to keep up with your blogs....but can't seem to find time to update my own!

Maybe soon......

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In Debt: Documenting my journey to get out from under this pile of bills and back to saving and investing like I want to do! When you have any kind of debt you are paying for the past and not living in the now or preparing for the future! I hate paying for the past! I can't wait until I can start rebuilding wealth for the future.

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Out My Window

Tuesday, I don't want to!!!! - This is how I feel about the dress I am working on. Bride came last night, and I pinned on lace, and it took forever. All the pieces would not line u...
Making Sense of Cents

How To Make $15,000 a Month – 15 Best Ways - Do you want to learn how to make $15,000 a month? Making $15,000 a month can change your life. I know this because I’ve done it myself. I remember when I...
Digging out of Debt, one spoonful at a time

Life happens - Thank you to those of you who have checked in on me. A lot has happened. I have had both knees replaced, which has been a MUCH longer and harder recover...
Digging Out From Our Mess

Closing out the holidays - Merry belated Christmas! Hope everyone had a beautiful holiday. Ours was low key, as usual. The kids finished the semester on the 21st, and will be on br...
Beachgirl's Budget Blog

Let me introduce myself - It took me a little longer to get my new project ready. But now it’s ready. So, without further delay, let me share with you my new blog: https://refini...
We may be poor, but we are happy

Outfit - Casual Chic - *Wearing* *Sheinside Jacket* *JustFab Bag * *FashionJunkee Shoes *
444express

But weight - there's more - No, not really - there's less (weight.) Just to report back on my resolution a month or three ago that I had to lose three pounds: I guess I can now declar...
Shtinkykat's PF Blog

Milestones Towards Retirement To Keep in Mind - US News and World Report has a pretty nifty slideshow titled, 9 Important Ages for Retirement. Of significant importance to me is Age 55 -- I can leave (or...
GRACEful Retirement

Life Goes On. But this Blog Doesn't. - I realized the other day that I haven't written a post for this blog in months. More importantly, while I still read the blogs in my blogroll, I'm actually...
Small Steps for Big Change

Is it easier to save? - Whenever I have needed to save money, like large sums of money, it has always been something that has been fairly easy for me. Many years ago I had two mon...
Musings of a Midlife Mom - trying to balance spending less while living more!

Just for laughs and giggles... - Sometimes I get the best stuff in my e-mail box. This made me laugh out loud, and I thought I'd pass it along to all of you! Happy Friday!! As we pro...
DynDebt

Baby steps toward my future house - My approach for this endeavor might seem backwards. I applied for a credit card yesterday at the credit union where I'll eventually apply for a mortgage (...
My Journey to Eliminate Debt

If you can see this could you update your blogroll link to http://www.myjourneytoeliminatedebt.com/ - I've moved to a new address: http://www.myjourneytoeliminatedebt.com/ look forward to seeing you over there!
Mortgaged Life

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In a city of 647,000 zombies

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ALL DOORS CONSIDERED.

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Won't Go Down Without a Fight

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