Month: September 2019

My wife was recently helping her mother clean out some old boxes in preparation for a move.  Among the many useful things she found and saved, she found a Woman’s Day magazine.  Apart from wondering why this was kept for 48 years, I found myself slightly intrigued:  what interesting historical things might an old magazine hold?  So I checked.  I didn’t, though, expect to find financial advice from Woman’s Day.

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In an entry a few months ago, I wrote about how I would like to move from an attitude of jealousy to one of contentment and gratitude.  So, half a year later, how am I doing?  Not so well, if I am to be perfectly honest.  I’m still jealous of other bloggers, or at least the financial ones who were all meeting this past week at FinCon.

But maybe I see a better way of thinking about it now.

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