September 2009

Atlanta Area Flood Assistance Information

*Last Update 9/24/09 4:30 PM* This page will be updated frequently with new information as I find it.  Please feel free to share anything I’m missing in the comments, or on the Contact Me page, and I will add it to the main page as soon as I am able. General Assistance: HOPE Atlanta The [...]

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Atlanta Area Flood Pictures September 22, 2009

In case you’ve been living under a rock, I’d like to bring you the breaking news that Atlanta and most surrounding areas have been flooded. While Mark, the children and I have been fortunate that we live pretty high on a hill and haven’t been touched by the water, many people we know have not [...]

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29 FREE eBooks ~ Immeasurable Value

I have been organizing my computer files this morning, and found an entire directory of great ebooks I’ve downloaded. I love learning and picking apart the lessons of other people, in order to put them to use for myself and my family. (To my sisters: See, I’m not so smart. I just know what to [...]

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School Policies to Blame For Healthcare Crisis

Doctors are overloaded.  Patients are waiting weeks and months to be seen by their primary care physicians for critical tests and procedures.  Emergency departments are seeing patients that could easily (and FAR less expensively) be helped by their family doctor… if they could get in.   Insurance costs are outrageous at best, and for some [...]

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You’re Not Frugal Enough ~ And You’re Killing The Planet!

I read a LOT of blogs about frugality.   Even more than the blogs, I read the comments on frugality blogs.  What I have learned from these comments is this: No matter how much you improve your habits… no matter how great the information you share… no matter how many changes you make to reduce your [...]

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