No, this is not one of those post telling you to send me your money in exchange for information on how to buy the things you need at “wholesale” prices.  Nor is it some scam where I collect your money and in return send you a list of sites for secret purchasing groups.  This is [...]

applying colchicine to daylilies

This is the first weekend of 2009, and the past week was rather a rather quiet one in terms of blog reading as well as posting.  A few highlights from the past week: tapering off of lexapro
Personal Happenings: soma
Finally completed the redesign of the GreenBridge Advisors Website, now I’m working on [...]

A friend of mine had her television go dead on her last week, and tried everything to diagnose the problem: unhooking all of the peripheral components, wiring the cable directly into the television, unplugging the unit from the outlet completely for a few hours all to no avail.  She called a licensed repairman to come out and try [...]

Yes times are tough: people are upside down on their mortgages or even going through the foreclosure process, the banking industry is in turmoil, retail stores are closing at a record pace, jobs are being lost.  It is certainly difficult to imagine that all of these events are happening all at the same time, but [...]

A couple of days ago I commented on a post over at I’ve Paid For This Twice Already… called “Five Concrete Ways To Pay Yourself First“.  My message was a reiteration of some advice that I had heard some time ago regarding taking savings from coupons and promotional pricing at stores and depositing it into a [...]