Life and Finance Along the Way
From the category archives:
Andy Miller @ Wallet Pop recently wrote about dealing with a dying father without a living will. His story brought tears to my eyes for more than one reason. Yes, I felt sympathy and empathy for Mr. Miller and his family. I also was remembering what my siblings and I went through six years ago [...]
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President Barack Obama was selected to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this week. Whether you voted for him or not, was it not a proud moment for our country? Evenings were filled with major league baseball playoffs and Jim and Pam’s wedding (The Office).
Miss M @ M is for Moneyis celebrating the blog’s first [...]
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The regular baseball season ends today and this coming week will be the start of postseason play. My beloved Padres were not a promising team this year and they held up to that prediction. But the wonderful thing about baseball is that hope springs eternal for next season!
My week was busy at work and home [...]
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Baby boomers had parents or grandparents that lived through the great depression which for many, if not most, had a lifelong effect on their behavior. In general we scoffed at their frugality and made fun of penny-pinching. Why save the little amount of leftovers after meals? There’s plenty of food to have a new meal tomorrow. [...]
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