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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The hurrier I go…
Ever have days like that? No matter how you rush and hurry…you just seem to be lagging further and further behind. That has been the way it has been ever since attending my surprise birthday party a couple of weekends … Continue reading
Posted in budget, building, customizing, interesting ideas, materialism, organization, stress
Tagged aggravation, micro-housing, organization, sense of security, simplicity, travel trailer
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Expansion?
Living small has its advantages. Obviously, space to do things is not one of them. Neither is storage space. There isn’t enough room to swing a cat in here, but the cats can go on missions of mass destruction. They … Continue reading
Posted in budget, dogs, financial state, interesting ideas, relationship, stress
Tagged chihuahua, dog, rescue, stray
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Bugs, bites, and fungus?
I’m in the hate mode. I hate bugs and their bites. I hate their buzzing around too. I hate their corpses getting into light fixtures–how in the world do they manage that? I hate mildew too. It grows all over … Continue reading
Posted in budget, financial state, motor vehicle, stress
Tagged driver license, errands, legal, license, paperwork, plates, registration, tags
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Energy and us
Face it. Energy is a huge consumer of our budget, and most of us are relatively huge consumers of energy. If that didn’t make your head hurt… The truth of the matter is, the situation in Japan had me looking … Continue reading
Posted in budget, consumerism, environment, financial state, interesting ideas, materialism, politics, sustainable living
Tagged clean, energy, environment, nuclear, pollution
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Downsizing your wallet and budget
A big part of downsizing is downsizing your wallet and budget too. Often, the downsizing issue is confronted simultaneously with a reduction in income, and is part of the motivation to choose to downsize. Even if its not a necessity, … Continue reading
Posted in budget, consumerism, financial state, materialism, stress
Tagged budget, frugal living, rules
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Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm moved in this evening, after threatening to do so all day. It was a bit frightening, and made me realize how awful it would be to have to weather a truly severe storm, such as a tropical storm … Continue reading
Posted in emotions, interesting ideas, weather
Tagged gulf coast, lightning, mississippi, rain, storms, thunder, travel trailer, weather, wind
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Vicarious living
People are funny. Or maybe, it’s like the song. Beer is good, God is great, and people are crazy. Soap operas and reality television provide much entertainment in the United States. The people who indulge the most are the ones … Continue reading
Posted in consumerism, dogs, family, friends, interesting ideas, materialism, relationship
Tagged aggravation, family, friends, micro-housing, travel trailer
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Giving stuff up or lightening your load?
I just returned from visiting my daughter. I always enjoy the visits, even if we have some flare up time. We’re both somewhat volatile, and if we both land on a bad day the same day…well sparks fly. This trip, … Continue reading
Posted in cleaning, consumerism, emotions, family, housework, materialism, organization, relationship, stress
Tagged argument, consumerism, cookbooks, decisions, frayed tempers, losing things, men, organization, relationship, simplicity, stress, tent, tools, women
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