Weekly Reads 09.11.12

Another week done. We celebrated my birthday on Tuesday, didn’t do much but hubby did get me a pedicure that I can’t wait to use, he’s been after me for a while to do something for myself but I have a difficult time doing it! It will be nice. We’re having friends over on the weekend for cake and games. My kind of low-key fun.

I was finally successful in getting baby girl to take a bottle this week, huge accomplishment. As much as I love her, I can see baby-free nights in my future!

My Favorite Posts:

Michelle from See Debt Run wrote a heart touching post last week that I missed but had to share it if you haven’t read it, please do. It’s about time and how we can’t stop it from moving forward.

Club Thrifty had a funny post about their Craigslist experience.

Modest Money has a guest post on death and finances.

Living Debt Free Rocks not only has a fun new interactive blog layout but a fun post titled The Boiling Frog. Read it.

Student Debt Survivor lived through hurricane Sandy and learned a lot from it.

Michelle is hosting a great giveaway giving away an iPad mini and cash money! If you haven’t already, enter now!

Fantastic, thought-provoking post from Kathleen at Frugal Portland about what she’s learned in her 31 years.

Hope everyone has a great weekend and honors Remembrance Day on Sunday!

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14 thoughts on “Weekly Reads 09.11.12

  1. Jason @ WSL

    I hope you enjoy the low-key fun! We just had a conversation in our church group last night about how my wife and I don’t fit in with most of the 20-somethings within our church. LOL. Good thing our small group is filled with the 35+ crowd. :) They’re pretty low-key and our kind of fun!
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  2. Veronica @ Pelican on Money

    I’m not sure if I had said this already but Happy Birthday! No worries, from what I hear babies grow up fast. First it’s trying to get them to take the bottle then it’s trying to keep them satisfied with “back to school” clothing shopping. Times fly!
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    1. Catherine Post author

      Thanks so much! I have my first baby-free date planned for a Christmas party in Dec, so excited. Mostly because I know I won`t have to worry about her!

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