cupcake makeup bag (lip gloss, powder, a ring, eyeliner)
sudafed
compact calendar thing
Orbit gum
two Pilot pens
gum wrapper
pack of cloves
lighter
snuffer
camera
cell phone
alligator wallet (license, SSC, debit card, ExtraCare card, Edward Gorey membership card, victoria's secret gift card, Club Card from work, post-it note with frame sizes, some business cards, some receipts, ticker to the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, some coupons, a list of books and $0.78
Three wallets: one for money and often-used cards, one for the seldom-used cards and store cards, and one for business cards; ipod and earbuds; hand sanitizer; a couple of pens; several lip balm options, and some change.
Not quite a road map to your house, but culchie did help he get where you are generally from. Working from that, I think we should find you a specific recipe. Can you get cracked grains and smoked peat moss? Some VERY good water is abundant too I see. A Walking Man clone would be good too.
Ok, so I asked a genuine question on here and no response. Not gonna llie, kinda pissed off. As I said before, after reading 300 some posts, I used non lead silver solder on the underside of my lid. Is this ok? And I used jb weld on top of my lid over the solder. Is this ok? I'm using a ball bearing as a pressure relief. Any thoughts? I saw the attention to the last charcoal bs question, but were playing with a still here. I need a little help. Thank you if you come through.
Good article. It is possible to live frugally anywhere. It takes work and commitment, but it can be done.
The Internet is really a game changer here. I live in Poland, which is a very low-cost country compared to the USA, though the salaries are much smaller too. But if you earn your salary in USD, it's a huge benefit.
Because I remember my Mom carrying a small suitcase with her life in it, I've chosen to carry a much smaller version of my 'stuff'. I have my cell, sunglasses, pocket calendar, two sets of keys (house related and car), gum, lip gloss, pen-sized hand sanitizer, kleenex, various and sundry cards (id, gift, bank), a pen, and on occasion, actual cash. Oh, and today, there's a CD of a friend's original tunes, so I can listen when I go out to run errands.
another site http://sellit2us.com that buys not only books but CDs, DVDs Video games and Software. You might make more on eBay but this would be a lot easier.
in my wallet: lip balm, atm card, driver's license, medical insurance card, work credit card, AAA card, library card, a little bit of cash, fortune from a fortune cookie, and a laminated quote from a Bauhaus song -- "your mornings will be brighter / break the line tear up rules / make the most of a million times no"
If it walks like a piggy, talks like a piggy, by golly it’s a PIGGY!
BofA and it’s CEO
Brian Moynihan reminds me of that song by John Lennon and George Harrison titled "Piggies" I invite you to listen to this song on youtube and see if it appropriately fits.
Have you seen the little piggies Crawling in the dirt And for all the little piggies Life is getting worse Always having dirt to play around in.
Have you seen the bigger piggies In their starched white shirts You will find the bigger piggies Stirring up the dirt Always have clean shirts to play around in.
In their ties with all their backing They don't care what goes on around In their eyes there's something lacking What they need's a damn good whacking.
Everywhere there's lots of piggies Living piggy lives You can see them out for dinner With their piggy wives Clutching forks and knives to eat their bacon.
When I filed my lawsuit against Bank of America, myself and United Law Group thought of the many others out there in the same situation. It was then that we decided to educate the public on what these piggy banks are doing, as well as unite us all together as one voice. Please help me turn this David vs. Goliath modification process, into a Goliath vs. Goliath.
Please stand with me and United Law Group and send an email to Bank of America that states that we will no longer tolerate their potentially illegal, fraudulent, irregular and abusive business methods.
Divided we might have fell America, but united we must stand!
Please send your email directly to Bank of America and include the following:
1. Your name
2. Your complaint concerning your experience with Bank of America.
3. Please end your email "I support John Wright vs. BofA Lawsuit!"
I love the Haagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream. It tastes the purest, but that's probably because of the high fat natural ingredients. Plus those little Haagen-Dazs pints are expensive! Can't eat too many pints. Bad for the waistline and the wallet.
This is a great list, and it all makes sense. I'd think the biggest abusers must be small business owners who deduct things left and right without thought.
Focus on rich people makes sense for more bang for their buck, but that's discriminatory.
Boy, does this all sound familiar! I was laid off almost a year ago and am on extended unemployment benefits right now. I recently interviewed for a company that I thought paid OK, but turns out to be not too great. Now they are offering me a job. Before I was laid off, I was making $21 and hour. On unemployment, I am bringing in $475 week. If I accept this new job, I will be making $10 an hour with the opportunity to earn a monthly bonus that is based on my job performance/collection amounts (the job is with a collection agency). I really want a job. This is the first I have been offered. But I know that with $10 an hour I cannot afford to pay my bills, even AFTER cutting out all UNNECESSARY expenses. I'm wondering if I should decline this job offer and continue to lose sleep every night over when I will find a job, or if I should accept it and begin losing sleep over not being able to pay my bills....Either way, sounds like I'm screwed. Any advice for me, please?
That's true! That's a second way living abroad can be cheaper that won't work living in your home country.
For US taxpayers you have to live abroad pretty much a full calendar year to qualify, and it only applies to earned income (not interest or dividends). And, of course, you have to pay local taxes, which may well be larger than the US taxes would be. But if you live in a low-tax, low-cost foreign country and have a good-paying job, it can be a huge benefit.
I was wondering about how someone could make moonshine from Wine. isn't it just skipping the fermenting part. Does it matter if the wine its self isn't very good anymore. So pretty much, I have wine that doesn't taste any good anymore. I want to boil it and take the alcoholic properties out of it. Is there any abstract danger here?
One thing that hasn't been considered yet - the foreign earned income exclusion! If you live abroad full time and still make a salary in USD, you pay very little if any federal income tax.
Purse: 1. Small LeSportsac case with Sansa clip, Sansa Fuze and an Ipod Nano 2nd Gen, keyring with luggage lock key and old gym swipe pass 2. Small makeup bag with toothbruse, paste, floss, mirror, hairbrush, eyeglass cloth 3. Small makeup bag with insulin pump stuff ie insulin, batteries, test strips, infusion sets, alcohol wipes, etc. 5. Glucometer 4. Loose stuff in bag: Calorie King pocket guide, User Manual for Nikon Rebel, red notebook, small notebook. Purse, front pocket: 5 pens, 1 mechanical pencil, PDA, cell phone, keyring with 1 house key & 3 points fobs, spare car key, 1 yellow paper clip, 2 chapsticks.
Wallet: 6 gift cards, all balances under $1, 2 debit cards, health insurance card, library card, approx 37 pennies, 1 fortune cookie fortune, 1 flattened Lone Star bottle cap from first date with future husband, 1 card from first bunch of flowers future husband sent
I try to stay pretty simple in my purse. I carry my cell phone (which has my calculator, pictures and contacts in it), keys (with a medicine vile on it, and my small beaded Quaker S.P.I.C.E./cross keychain), chapstick and wallet--in my wallet is my DL, debit card, AAA card, one bandaid, 2 folded checks, one-card calendar (b/c I have a weird schedule), a mini post-it "want" list, metal fingernail file, and the inside ink part of a pen--in a plastic sleeve that I made for it, and coupons and money if I'm lucky enough to have them. I'll start carrying my health insurance card, too, when we get that again! I keep things like my library card and car insurance card in my car.
My wallet has two credit cards, two debit cards, my library card, my driver license, and dental and medical cards. However, I keep the wallet at home and take with me only what I think I might need, which is usually my driver license and a credit card so it's easy to grab any purse I feel like using that day.
Each of my purses has a compact mirror and a nail file.
OMG, i'm really impressed, i dont know if i will capable to start something like you did, it was very hard, i'm thinking because i'm good doing scrapbook maybe i will try it first, God bless you and your husband, you are a good example for everybody
You're a bunch of idiots. Jobs are slavery and that's that.
Three wallets: one for money and often-used cards, one for the seldom-used cards and store cards, and one for business cards; ipod and earbuds; hand sanitizer; a couple of pens; several lip balm options, and some change.
Not quite a road map to your house, but culchie did help he get where you are generally from. Working from that, I think we should find you a specific recipe. Can you get cracked grains and smoked peat moss? Some VERY good water is abundant too I see. A Walking Man clone would be good too.
Ok, so I asked a genuine question on here and no response. Not gonna llie, kinda pissed off. As I said before, after reading 300 some posts, I used non lead silver solder on the underside of my lid. Is this ok? And I used jb weld on top of my lid over the solder. Is this ok? I'm using a ball bearing as a pressure relief. Any thoughts? I saw the attention to the last charcoal bs question, but were playing with a still here. I need a little help. Thank you if you come through.
can i use bread if i dont have yeast
Good article. It is possible to live frugally anywhere. It takes work and commitment, but it can be done.
The Internet is really a game changer here. I live in Poland, which is a very low-cost country compared to the USA, though the salaries are much smaller too. But if you earn your salary in USD, it's a huge benefit.
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Because I remember my Mom carrying a small suitcase with her life in it, I've chosen to carry a much smaller version of my 'stuff'. I have my cell, sunglasses, pocket calendar, two sets of keys (house related and car), gum, lip gloss, pen-sized hand sanitizer, kleenex, various and sundry cards (id, gift, bank), a pen, and on occasion, actual cash. Oh, and today, there's a CD of a friend's original tunes, so I can listen when I go out to run errands.
another site http://sellit2us.com that buys not only books but CDs, DVDs Video games and Software. You might make more on eBay but this would be a lot easier.
in my wallet: lip balm, atm card, driver's license, medical insurance card, work credit card, AAA card, library card, a little bit of cash, fortune from a fortune cookie, and a laminated quote from a Bauhaus song -- "your mornings will be brighter / break the line tear up rules / make the most of a million times no"
If it walks like a piggy, talks like a piggy, by golly it’s a PIGGY!
BofA and it’s CEO
Brian Moynihan reminds me of that song by John Lennon and George Harrison titled "Piggies" I invite you to listen to this song on youtube and see if it appropriately fits.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIopI2isIKc&feature=related</P
Have you seen the little piggies
Crawling in the dirt
And for all the little piggies
Life is getting worse
Always having dirt to play around in.
Have you seen the bigger piggies
In their starched white shirts
You will find the bigger piggies
Stirring up the dirt
Always have clean shirts to play around in.
In their ties with all their backing
They don't care what goes on around
In their eyes there's something lacking
What they need's a damn good whacking.
Everywhere there's lots of piggies
Living piggy lives
You can see them out for dinner
With their piggy wives
Clutching forks and knives to eat their bacon.
Wright vs. Bank of America Lawsuit at: http://news.yahoo.com/s/prweb/20100323/bs_prweb/prweb3766544_1
When I filed my lawsuit against Bank of America, myself and United Law Group thought of the many others out there in the same situation. It was then that we decided to educate the public on what these piggy banks are doing, as well as unite us all together as one voice. Please help me turn this David vs. Goliath modification process, into a Goliath vs. Goliath.
Please stand with me and United Law Group and send an email to Bank of America that states that we will no longer tolerate their potentially illegal, fraudulent, irregular and abusive business methods.
Divided we might have fell America, but united we must stand!
Please send your email directly to Bank of America and include the following:
1. Your name
2. Your complaint concerning your experience with Bank of America.
3. Please end your email "I support John Wright vs. BofA Lawsuit!"
4. Please send a copy of your email to johns-wright@hotmail.com
5. Please send your email to both BofA link below and the CEO email
BofA Linked Email:
https://www3.bankofamerica.com/contact/?lob=general&contact_returnto=&st...
CEO Brian Moynihan:
brian.t.moynihan@bankofamerica.com
I love the Haagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream. It tastes the purest, but that's probably because of the high fat natural ingredients. Plus those little Haagen-Dazs pints are expensive! Can't eat too many pints. Bad for the waistline and the wallet.
This is a great list, and it all makes sense. I'd think the biggest abusers must be small business owners who deduct things left and right without thought.
Focus on rich people makes sense for more bang for their buck, but that's discriminatory.
My debit card, ID, couple of shops' frequent buyer cards, my Amtrak Guest Rewards, mini Constitution
Boy, does this all sound familiar! I was laid off almost a year ago and am on extended unemployment benefits right now. I recently interviewed for a company that I thought paid OK, but turns out to be not too great. Now they are offering me a job. Before I was laid off, I was making $21 and hour. On unemployment, I am bringing in $475 week. If I accept this new job, I will be making $10 an hour with the opportunity to earn a monthly bonus that is based on my job performance/collection amounts (the job is with a collection agency). I really want a job. This is the first I have been offered. But I know that with $10 an hour I cannot afford to pay my bills, even AFTER cutting out all UNNECESSARY expenses. I'm wondering if I should decline this job offer and continue to lose sleep every night over when I will find a job, or if I should accept it and begin losing sleep over not being able to pay my bills....Either way, sounds like I'm screwed. Any advice for me, please?
That's true! That's a second way living abroad can be cheaper that won't work living in your home country.
For US taxpayers you have to live abroad pretty much a full calendar year to qualify, and it only applies to earned income (not interest or dividends). And, of course, you have to pay local taxes, which may well be larger than the US taxes would be. But if you live in a low-tax, low-cost foreign country and have a good-paying job, it can be a huge benefit.
(Note that I'm no tax expert.)
I was wondering about how someone could make moonshine from Wine. isn't it just skipping the fermenting part. Does it matter if the wine its self isn't very good anymore. So pretty much, I have wine that doesn't taste any good anymore. I want to boil it and take the alcoholic properties out of it. Is there any abstract danger here?
One thing that hasn't been considered yet - the foreign earned income exclusion! If you live abroad full time and still make a salary in USD, you pay very little if any federal income tax.
Purse: 1. Small LeSportsac case with Sansa clip, Sansa Fuze and an Ipod Nano 2nd Gen, keyring with luggage lock key and old gym swipe pass 2. Small makeup bag with toothbruse, paste, floss, mirror, hairbrush, eyeglass cloth 3. Small makeup bag with insulin pump stuff ie insulin, batteries, test strips, infusion sets, alcohol wipes, etc. 5. Glucometer 4. Loose stuff in bag: Calorie King pocket guide, User Manual for Nikon Rebel, red notebook, small notebook. Purse, front pocket: 5 pens, 1 mechanical pencil, PDA, cell phone, keyring with 1 house key & 3 points fobs, spare car key, 1 yellow paper clip, 2 chapsticks.
Wallet: 6 gift cards, all balances under $1, 2 debit cards, health insurance card, library card, approx 37 pennies, 1 fortune cookie fortune, 1 flattened Lone Star bottle cap from first date with future husband, 1 card from first bunch of flowers future husband sent
I try to stay pretty simple in my purse. I carry my cell phone (which has my calculator, pictures and contacts in it), keys (with a medicine vile on it, and my small beaded Quaker S.P.I.C.E./cross keychain), chapstick and wallet--in my wallet is my DL, debit card, AAA card, one bandaid, 2 folded checks, one-card calendar (b/c I have a weird schedule), a mini post-it "want" list, metal fingernail file, and the inside ink part of a pen--in a plastic sleeve that I made for it, and coupons and money if I'm lucky enough to have them. I'll start carrying my health insurance card, too, when we get that again! I keep things like my library card and car insurance card in my car.
My wallet has two credit cards, two debit cards, my library card, my driver license, and dental and medical cards. However, I keep the wallet at home and take with me only what I think I might need, which is usually my driver license and a credit card so it's easy to grab any purse I feel like using that day.
Each of my purses has a compact mirror and a nail file.
I carry around gum, my wallet, my keys, and my phone! Nice and light.
OMG, i'm really impressed, i dont know if i will capable to start something like you did, it was very hard, i'm thinking because i'm good doing scrapbook maybe i will try it first, God bless you and your husband, you are a good example for everybody