Some people don't subscribe to fashion magazines because they make normal looking folks feel bad about themselves. You could apply this same philosophy to a decorating magazine whose pages don't even feature prices and profile a couple going...
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Five Things I've Learned From Metropolitan Home
Some people don't subscribe to fashion magazines because they make normal looking folks feel bad about themselves. You could apply this same philosophy to a decorating magazine whose pages don't even feature prices and profile a couple going through a living room...
The Free-est Day Ever
Here is my theoretical entirely free day (and a fun way to share some free stuff links). I wake up and take a shower, washing my hair and body I've purchased at Rite Aid that is free after I sent in the recipts for a Rite Aid Single Check Rebate. After drying off,...
Freaky Friday: The Bad Date Mini-Series
In this mini-series I'm calling Freaky Friday, I'm going to take a retrospective look at the anatomy of the date (including finances) and glean some life knowledge from my awful experiences (if only to make myself feel better and hopefully help you to avoid...
Freaky Friday: The Bad Date Mini-Series Part Three
In this mini-series I’m calling Freaky Friday, I’m going to take a retrospective look at the anatomy of the date (including finances) and glean some life knowledge from my awful experiences (if only to make myself feel better and hopefully help you to avoid the same mistakes). Here’s round three. Names as usual are changed to protect the embarrassed.
In an unusual plot twist, this week it’s me starring as the terrible date. I know I seem kind of perfect (or at least more perfect then some of the fine specimens I’ve gone on a date with) but I too have made dating mistakes. I particular I think of one horrible date I have yet to recover from (which happens to be my only experience with eHarmony).
So with eHarmony you answer a seemingly ridiculous amount of questions about yourself. With the questions, you also rank the importance of the value on a scale. I remember being fairly liberal about most of this but I do remember a specific item I marked very important: no kids. At 22, I didn’t want no baby mama drama (I may not have been nurturing but at least I was honest).
Book Review: Financial Infidelity
A few months ago, I was contacted by the PR person for a new book that had just come out. Could she send me a copy for me to review? It was my first request and since it made me feel kind of important and also involved a free gift, I agreed. That being said, you know...
Networking 2.0… Because It’s Not Just About Meeting People
So I had lunch today with a great woman named Jennifer who wanted to talk with me about the Maine Women's Fund, a non-profit group she works with. Her sister in Florida had forwarded her my blog on the off chance we would know each other. We emailed back and forth...
Networking 2.0… Because It's Not Just About Meeting People
So I had lunch today with a great woman named Jennifer who wanted to talk with me about the Maine Women's Fund, a non-profit group she works with. Her sister in Florida had forwarded her my blog on the off chance we would know each other. We emailed back and forth...
Too Cute Tuesday: Industrialize A Storage Container With Duct Tape
So yesterday I noticed that one of the seagrass totes that I have kept movies in has been vandalized by one of the animals. No one has fessed up yet but in any case, I've got a slowly unwinding mess on my hands. Ah, the joys of pet ownership. Duct tape as a...