Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Best Lesson We Taught Our Daughters – The Value of Money

The best lesson we taught our daughters was how to budget their money.  At the time they were 15 years old and 8 years old.  Our approach wasn't anything elaborate or special; it was ...

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What Will We Learn From the State Of This Economy

The economy is in the toilet. If you are at least 40 years old and grew up in a middle or lower income family, more than likely you know that your parents and grandparents ...

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Domestic Abuse – My Two Cents Worth

What causes domestic abuses?  Why do the abused stay with the abuser?  These are questions that are not easily answered and are hard for most of us to understand.  Domestic abuse in not a new phenomena, it's been a problem forever.  It's only been in recent decades that laws have been passed to attempt to ...

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Happy Birthday To Me

Today is my birthday and I am thinking back over my life and taking a look at where I am today. What Would I Change I often hear people talk about what they would change if they could go back in ...

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How to Create a Run On Stores in the South

I have lived in the South for two-thirds of my life.  My first eleven years were spent in Philadelphia, and most of my thirties were spent in Delaware.  All of the other years were spent in Tennessee and Georgia.  Even though I've lived in the South more than in the North, I don't feel like ...

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