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I totally know that I have these cycles where I talk about family, education, fitness, finance and then review stuff here and there or share news that I think is cool. The cycles can make some people happy and annoy others because I just cannot dedicate myself to one niche. But…personal finance is coming . . . → Read More: Back to Personal Finance I’ve been looking at the website and one of my classes for Spring has an eTextbook and I’ve been considering it but I’m just not sure what the benefit is. Do I buy the eTextbook in addition to my regular textbook or is it in place of the regular textbook? Does it depend on . . . → Read More: Have You Tried NookStudy? It doesn’t matter if you can’t say everything on your mind because you are afraid others will read it and know you more intimately than you had intended. It doesn’t matter if there just isn’t enough time in the day to get everything out of your head and on the paper. It doesn’t . . . → Read More: You Just Can’t Say Everything – But It’s Okay 1. It’s funny that the average sort-of followers of the Wikileaks “scandal” are finally going to get something to sink their brains into…and it’s going to bring everyone’s favorite/hated fantasy film-maker into the spotlight. Because gawd forbid he just. go. away. 2. It’s also humorous that Michael Moore is saying the leak is BS . . . → Read More: Cuba and Michael Moore and Sicko and the UK and Wikileaks 1. Plug Your Ears – It’s kind of like enjoying them when they’re sleeping but they’re awake and you can’t hear them. Not recommended if they are bleeding or hurt. 2. Feed Them – When their mouths are full, they are quiet and adorable. Enjoy the feeling of being blessed enough to have food . . . → Read More: Three Ways to Make Your Kids Cuter  Tomorrow is going to be the last day of school for the kids until 2011. I’ve amused myself for the last week by telling people I’m so over things and won’t even bother doing them until next year. From eating sushi to saying certain phrases I’ll just be all, “I’m over it. I’m taking . . . → Read More: How To Make Christmas Break Work (kid edition) For the first time in my personal life history, I got sick at the perfect time. Ok, it’s never really a perfect time to be sick, but if I had to pick a few days where I could afford some sickness-related downtime it would be right now. I am done with classes (AND got . . . → Read More: Fall Semester Over and Now I’m Sick (of course) One of the religions we studied in class was Jainism. They believe that karma actually sticks to you, these little molecules of badness, weighing you down. Your goal through life is to get rid of that and become enlightened. Light in both a physical sense (because all those molecules weigh you down) as well . . . → Read More: High School Sticks to Me Like the Jain Concept of Karma We love the DIY Network. It has been both the inspiration for a few of the projects we have completed in our home. By we, I mean my husband. I’m a much better supportive cheerleader of DIY than an actual participant. I have this thing where I would always prefer to pay an expert . . . → Read More: Renovation Realities Rocks I can only imagine how hard it must be for some people seeing the new points system that nudges them toward healthy choices, a woman is quoted in the New York Times as saying on the online message board, “I don’t want to be forced to choose veggies. I do NOT like veggies or . . . → Read More: A New Weight Watchers? This Just Might Work! |
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