This morning, YL11 came to me in the kitchen and said “Momma… Do you what Mrs. Crawford says Debt means? It means ‘Don’t Ever Buy Too much’.” So, I thought to myself “wow, that’s great. She’s learning!” Then she said “Momma… Can I have money for the book fair?” And so are the days of our lives…
While I ponder this, I’d like to invite you to jump in the way back machine (or a few months anyway) and stroll through 25 really great articles from my feed reader.
- Does Your Wallet Have A Leak? – The Wisdom Journal
- 10 Things You Can Do Today To Simplify Your Life – Zen Habits
- Credit Cards Are Like Alcohol – Plonkee Money
- 10 Ways Being Fat Costs Money – Mighty Bargain Hunter
- Frugal Vs. Cheap – Blunt Money
- Love and Live Happy – Remodeling This Life
- Recession-Proof Your Finances – Save, You Fool!
- 40+ Alternative Income Ideas – Moolanomy
- How America Grew Rich, Fat, and Unhappy – BripBlap
- 12 Necessities That Drain Your Cash – Free Money Finance
- 75 Tips To Survive a Down Economy – FrugalDad
- Zero Based Budget: Simplified! – Simple Mom
- Handmade at Home: Keeping The Skills Alive – Simple Mom
- 8 Warning Signs Of A Debt Problem – Free Money Finance
- 35 Ways To Watch TV Without Cable Or Satellite – My Two Dollars
- The Law Of Household Economics – All Financial Matters
- 20 Things The Millionaire Next Door Does NOT Do – Marc and Angel Hack Life
- Is The Modern Life Of Making Money Bad For Us? – Notes From The Frugal Trenches
- 10 Commitments You Should Make To Your Own Financial Success – The Wisdom Journal
- How To Make 10 Ordinary Things Last Longer – The Digerati Life
- The Dirty Secrets Of Debt Reduction – Get Rich Slowly
- The Fine Art of Saying “No” – My Super Charged Life
- New Free Personal Finance Templates in Google Docs – My Two Dollars
- How To Live a Resort-Type Lifestyle – Millionaire Mommy Next Door
- Frugal Living For Beginners – Being Frugal
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Great collection of personal finance articles! I’m honored to be included.
Kids are a hoot! I love my little girls with all my heart. It is amazing the sponges they are. My oldest has picked up a lot from our focus on Dave Ramsey’s teaching over the last 2 or 3 years. I believe these lessons will serve her well as she grows up and begins to handle her own money.
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Momma reply on January 30th, 2009 4:10 pm:
Don’t look now… you changed your family tree
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@Momma – Thank you for the shout out! I’m glad to have you as a reader. And that’s one smart kid…look out…here comes the next generation of PF blogger.
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Momma reply on January 31st, 2009 12:44 pm:
You’re welcome. I’m thrilled to be able to share the great information you write.
and yes… she is. I’m just not going to tell her that.
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Thanks for including my post with these other great articles! And I’m going to use that acronym for debt! Good one!
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Momma reply on January 31st, 2009 12:43 pm:
Feel free to use that acronym any time you want. I’m sure my pollywog would be excited over that.
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Nice bunch of posts!
Don’t ever buy too much — awesome tip. 
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Above the list I had read the Does Your Wallet Have A Leak? well this article had taught me a lot about saving money and its importance. It is a good idea to teach children in young age on how to spend money wisely
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My favorite would have to be Credit Cards Are Like Alcohol. The stunning revelations are very true, and going out with a credit card with you is like shopping while being possessed by Paris Hilton.
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