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Check out my idea!
I honestly had a post going about news lately, but I was doing it at lunch and got distracted by other things. Instead, I’ve got to show you this thing I thought of while making my salad for lunch tomorrow! … Continue reading
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Update to the thing with my car yesterday.
This is an update to the previous post about the woman claiming that I ran into her car. If you haven’t read the other one, this one might not make a lot of sense. It’s been an interesting day, but … Continue reading
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Tagged having to do with cars, having to do with work, lessons learned and shared
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Love and War {in marriage}
Okay, so I mentioned ages ago to Mom and a couple other people that my church is doing a great sermon series about, if you didn’t catch it in the title, MARRIAGE. It’s been really great and I wanted … Continue reading
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The slowest purchase ever
Want to know what we’re doing so much better this time around than last time? Buying a car. Justin’s car broke down about a month ago. It was sometime between July 6th and 10th, but I can’t remember exactly when … Continue reading
The post in which I talk about money a lot.
Money is this weirdly taboo topic in most circles. Personal finances, I mean. Money that other people have or companies or the government have are free game, conversationally. But when it comes to personal finances, it’s a different a whole … Continue reading