Tag Archives: saving
Next Quarter Preview
It has been quite awhile since I’ve posted anything. I had to take an unexpected hiatus due to summer classes, more work, and working on the continuation of my house remodel. The last few months have been a blur. Oh, … Continue reading
May Savings
I can’t believe how time flies. I meant to post sooner, I really did, but things got crazy. I started school, and I still have a rental disaster and I started my remodel and my grandparents have been needing assistance … Continue reading
April Savings
Another month comes to a close, and, I have to admit, I love it because I get to see what all of my soldiers (dollars) have done for me and I get to see how several financial bloggers have spent … Continue reading
Crazy about My 401k
During my first week back at work I decided to do something so crazy that I still cannot wrap my head around it. Despite knowing I still have several thousand dollars of medical bills headed my way, my remodel getting … Continue reading
Eating Excellently with Grocery Shopping and Stocking
My Old Man is about to start is annual six days of work marathon. I would say the overtime is nice, but I would rather have him home than the extra $150 per week (or so) after taxes. Don’t get … Continue reading
Going Oveboard (Part 2)
In my many hours of unnecessary spreadsheet review and number crunching (also known as my idea of fun), I came across a little hidden sheet in my book that I did not recall. Actually, I came across two such sheets, … Continue reading
Going Overboard (Part 1)
I have been feeling great lately! So great, actually, that I have been analyzing and re-analyzing and checking and double checking my spreadsheets. I’ve added columns, subtracted columns, created more charts, and so many more instant calculations. I enter something … Continue reading
“GRATIFY NOW”
Maybe work doesn’t excite you, maybe you don’t love your job and have never loved a job, maybe your coworkers aren’t your second family. That’s not how it goes for me. I seriously missed work for the mental stimulation and … Continue reading
Why I Want to Retire Early
When I as a teenager, I told everyone I was going to retire by age 45 and they laughed. That’s sort of the ay things go for me. I dream big and I try really hard to achieve those goals. … Continue reading
Transforming My World 