My dad's favorite gift ever was a case of oil and oil filters for his car. He does all the oil changes for our family, so I knew it would be something he could use.
I love the idea of taking up public speaking. The ability to present your ideas in a persuasive way is critical for navigating business and the office landscape successfully. Really, the sooner you can take a public speaking course, the better.
I'm curious as to why "organic" meat would have any more protein than "regular" meat. Is there some citation for that claim? I'm not trying to discount any other benefit of choosing organic, but I'm not aware of any scientific reason for differences in protein.
I have to disagree with this article. As citizens, we should have benefits. Yet the Dutch and the countries who are under this type of government, are healthier than us, more educated than us, live longer than us etc. They dont have to worry about losing the ability to fulfill basic human needs everyday if they lose their jobs--like they do here in America. The Dutch Government is not a dicatorship as the article makes it sound like. They do protest against the government and smash government property against what the government does. The Dutch know what they are doing which is to help each other. But in America, its all about "me, me, me" and how much I can take from you. Tjats why Im leaving this country.
A Smartphone will simplify your life just as any Internet-connected gadget would.
I mainly use mine for the multitude of education apps available on the Internet - and I only use the Internet when I download those, that's all!
Thank for including 1099Mom in the roundup. I think so many of us (not just Moms) have so much to offer the world. There is no shame in charging a premium for the info we spent years of trial and error cultivating :)
This article was very insightful. I think that everyone should use their talents to make extra money on the side. Take me for example, I enjoying creating care packages for military, school, family and special occasions. I love it so much that I have started a business out of it. That way I am doing what I love to do but also making a profit out of it as well.
I read somewhere that most people find out about yard sales through signs set up at intersections through the town and near towns. But with the internet these days there are SO many ways to get the word out, and even list larger more interesting items so people from anywhere can come. Good list!
While my phone isn't quite a flip phone, its still an older version Verizon voyager. I do like it and wouldn't really need an iPhone or Android if it wasn't for the fact that people these days pretty much expect you to be able to do anything right on your phone. Eventually everyone will need internet access in the palm of their hand to be able to send and check emails, look up directions or do research.
Thursday, these yard sale advertising tips are great! I think that these are also appropriate if you're starting a business and you need to market yourself to be visible to the community and let them know that you have a business running.
I'm a big sudoku fan! Love these kinds of games compared to crossword puzzles. I'd like to try yoga sometimes and meditation. I tend to have these angry management issues lately. Probably because of too much stress.
I've heard that volunteering is a great way to improve yourself. The benefits that you reap from seeing somebody happy and the benefits that your benefactor receives is a win win situation for me.
Honestly, if you start a business because you want tax deductions, I'd rather recommend that you don't start at all.
You will just be wasting your money for starting up the business and maintaining its overhead costs especially if it doesn't profit at all. You'd be wasting your time and resources on starting something you don't even want at all. You're just starting a business for something else and not the business itself. Start a business with the idea of growing it into a profitable venture not because you want to get tax deductions.
This is the first time I have heard about Tempeh. I wonder how it tastes like.
I try to take in as much protein since I'm working out. I usually eat lean meat, chicken breasts, eggs and a protein shake to boot. I've had ideas of having my own backyard chicken coop but the work I have to put into maintaining it seems to be so taxing.
Among the 5 Prepaid Debit Cards, I prefer the American Express Prepaid Card most. The fact that it doesn't have much fees edges it out compared to the other prepaid debit cards. Although the rewards program of Wired Plastic Visa is enticing, the accompanying fees aren't.
I don't have any thoughts yet about getting one but this article has given me great insights on these kind of cards. Thanks a lot Miranda.
P.S. Personally, what would you prefer, a prepaid debit card or a credit card? :)
You are totally right. If only the government didn't offer high loan limits, we wouldn't be having much trouble right now. I want the government to decrease the loan limits back to what it was in 2008.
Hi Andrea, I have had decisions of changing banks before but I kind of chickened out last minute. With these tips, I might be able to muster the courage to switch banks.
I agree. I'm not much of a fan in investing in social media websites. Take a look at what happened to Friendster. But Mark Zuckerberg seems to have a great vision for facebook. The only thing we can do is wait and see if facebook will become just another fad or will become something we've never thought it could possibly be. Life is unpredictable as they say.
Natural disasters affect greatly prices. Take for example, a place in Asia where floods frequently occur. The floods would result to higher basic commodity prices especially if the area grows rice as its main crop. This would lead to a shortage of rice supply therefore forcing the importation of rice thereby increasing rice prices unless that government provides mitigating measures.
The world is fudged up I tell you. If we don't take care of mother nature now, there won't be anything to take care of soon.
Woah, 14 trillion dollars in debt is outrageously big! Never knew the American debt ballooned this big. Talking about the fiscal cliff gives me goosebumps. What would happen if the American economy goes haywire?
I personally favor number 4 compared to the other choices. Although choice number 1 may seem to be the best choice for most people, I would want to say otherwise. Choice number 1 will give you some money in the long term but whenever your savings dry up, you have nothings else anymore, probably only your social security. So, I suggest that you choose number 4. Investing is the right way to go. Find a good investment opportunity. Invest in a business, invest in stocks, invest in opportunities that you think will give you great benefits in the long shot. That's where I'm going to put some of my hard earned money.
My dad's favorite gift ever was a case of oil and oil filters for his car. He does all the oil changes for our family, so I knew it would be something he could use.
I love the idea of taking up public speaking. The ability to present your ideas in a persuasive way is critical for navigating business and the office landscape successfully. Really, the sooner you can take a public speaking course, the better.
I'm curious as to why "organic" meat would have any more protein than "regular" meat. Is there some citation for that claim? I'm not trying to discount any other benefit of choosing organic, but I'm not aware of any scientific reason for differences in protein.
I have to disagree with this article. As citizens, we should have benefits. Yet the Dutch and the countries who are under this type of government, are healthier than us, more educated than us, live longer than us etc. They dont have to worry about losing the ability to fulfill basic human needs everyday if they lose their jobs--like they do here in America. The Dutch Government is not a dicatorship as the article makes it sound like. They do protest against the government and smash government property against what the government does. The Dutch know what they are doing which is to help each other. But in America, its all about "me, me, me" and how much I can take from you. Tjats why Im leaving this country.
I am always looking for ways to help me in my retirement years, Help I am there!
After spending loads of money on Protein powder in the past, it's nice to hear some good alternatives that save money!
Jay
S.E
A Smartphone will simplify your life just as any Internet-connected gadget would.
I mainly use mine for the multitude of education apps available on the Internet - and I only use the Internet when I download those, that's all!
Great! Glad you liked it.
Thank for including 1099Mom in the roundup. I think so many of us (not just Moms) have so much to offer the world. There is no shame in charging a premium for the info we spent years of trial and error cultivating :)
cherries are tasty
This article was very insightful. I think that everyone should use their talents to make extra money on the side. Take me for example, I enjoying creating care packages for military, school, family and special occasions. I love it so much that I have started a business out of it. That way I am doing what I love to do but also making a profit out of it as well.
Great, thanks for the reply!
I read somewhere that most people find out about yard sales through signs set up at intersections through the town and near towns. But with the internet these days there are SO many ways to get the word out, and even list larger more interesting items so people from anywhere can come. Good list!
While my phone isn't quite a flip phone, its still an older version Verizon voyager. I do like it and wouldn't really need an iPhone or Android if it wasn't for the fact that people these days pretty much expect you to be able to do anything right on your phone. Eventually everyone will need internet access in the palm of their hand to be able to send and check emails, look up directions or do research.
Thursday, these yard sale advertising tips are great! I think that these are also appropriate if you're starting a business and you need to market yourself to be visible to the community and let them know that you have a business running.
I'm a big sudoku fan! Love these kinds of games compared to crossword puzzles. I'd like to try yoga sometimes and meditation. I tend to have these angry management issues lately. Probably because of too much stress.
I've heard that volunteering is a great way to improve yourself. The benefits that you reap from seeing somebody happy and the benefits that your benefactor receives is a win win situation for me.
Honestly, if you start a business because you want tax deductions, I'd rather recommend that you don't start at all.
You will just be wasting your money for starting up the business and maintaining its overhead costs especially if it doesn't profit at all. You'd be wasting your time and resources on starting something you don't even want at all. You're just starting a business for something else and not the business itself. Start a business with the idea of growing it into a profitable venture not because you want to get tax deductions.
This is the first time I have heard about Tempeh. I wonder how it tastes like.
I try to take in as much protein since I'm working out. I usually eat lean meat, chicken breasts, eggs and a protein shake to boot. I've had ideas of having my own backyard chicken coop but the work I have to put into maintaining it seems to be so taxing.
Among the 5 Prepaid Debit Cards, I prefer the American Express Prepaid Card most. The fact that it doesn't have much fees edges it out compared to the other prepaid debit cards. Although the rewards program of Wired Plastic Visa is enticing, the accompanying fees aren't.
I don't have any thoughts yet about getting one but this article has given me great insights on these kind of cards. Thanks a lot Miranda.
P.S. Personally, what would you prefer, a prepaid debit card or a credit card? :)
You are totally right. If only the government didn't offer high loan limits, we wouldn't be having much trouble right now. I want the government to decrease the loan limits back to what it was in 2008.
Hi Andrea, I have had decisions of changing banks before but I kind of chickened out last minute. With these tips, I might be able to muster the courage to switch banks.
I agree. I'm not much of a fan in investing in social media websites. Take a look at what happened to Friendster. But Mark Zuckerberg seems to have a great vision for facebook. The only thing we can do is wait and see if facebook will become just another fad or will become something we've never thought it could possibly be. Life is unpredictable as they say.
Natural disasters affect greatly prices. Take for example, a place in Asia where floods frequently occur. The floods would result to higher basic commodity prices especially if the area grows rice as its main crop. This would lead to a shortage of rice supply therefore forcing the importation of rice thereby increasing rice prices unless that government provides mitigating measures.
The world is fudged up I tell you. If we don't take care of mother nature now, there won't be anything to take care of soon.
Woah, 14 trillion dollars in debt is outrageously big! Never knew the American debt ballooned this big. Talking about the fiscal cliff gives me goosebumps. What would happen if the American economy goes haywire?
I personally favor number 4 compared to the other choices. Although choice number 1 may seem to be the best choice for most people, I would want to say otherwise. Choice number 1 will give you some money in the long term but whenever your savings dry up, you have nothings else anymore, probably only your social security. So, I suggest that you choose number 4. Investing is the right way to go. Find a good investment opportunity. Invest in a business, invest in stocks, invest in opportunities that you think will give you great benefits in the long shot. That's where I'm going to put some of my hard earned money.