A little while ago I wrote a post about how I almost lost control of my bowels when I got my first paycheck on a new pay schedule. It was about a $100 less than I had expected and it was going to destroy our financial plans for the year. Fortunately, I didn’t [...]
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The other day I realized that I went out and lost me $10 by being a lazy man. I bought my wife this scrap booking software for Christmas because it was the one that she wanted, and it was on sale, and it had a mail-in rebate. I felt so proud of [...]
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Inspired by the likes of My Good Cents and Money Saving Mom my wife and I headed out for a trip to CVS, which apparently stands for “Crazy Values and Sales.” I think it once meant “Consumer Value Stores”, or at least that is what my dishes tell me (don’t believe me, ask [...]
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