Seth Godin’s Blog: Consumer debt is not your friend.
Squidoo: Teaching Writing Without (BUYING) a Writing Curriculum.
The Frugal Girl: $4/week on groceries? No thanks. Completely agree.
Classy Chaos: Capturing motherhood: rainbows and roller coasters. This is totally what I would have done for my own mom and MIL had my wits been about me. Thought that counts?
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I have been laying low nursing a cold and generally recouping, taking a giant step away from the computer and *gasp* not even checking account balances every day. It’s been a much-needed breather. Regular posting will soon recommence. 
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Thanks for the linky-love! There’s always next year, right? Both my mother and MIL loved their gift.
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The $4 a week grocery people are pretty insane and as Frugal Girl points out…. likely very unhealthy! I would like to see the news featuring people who spend almost $0 on groceries and grow or barter for all their food….. That would be inspiring!
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jolyn Reply:
May 11th, 2010 at 12:16 am
Yes, quite. I do wonder if that shopper mom normally buys any produce at all? Or if she just didn’t on that trip so’s to make the balance look extraordinarily good…
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Forest Reply:
May 11th, 2010 at 10:41 am
I’m sure she planned that trip for weeks and weeks and it was not at all typical!
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