A Carnival and a Festival
Posted by Lynnae on October 3, 2007
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It’s another week, and I participated in another carnival and another festival! It’s great being able to find a bunch of great articles in one place!
The Carnival of Debt Reduction was hosted at Moolanomy this week. I submitted my post The Perils of 90 Days Same as Cash. If you haven’t checked it out yet, make sure you don’t miss this carnival. Pinyo included some great pictures of New York City. I’ve never been there, but now I really want to visit someday. Other articles you don’t want to miss are:
- Emotional Impact of Temporary Setbacks at I’ve Paid for this Twice Already. Considering my state of mind this morning, this was a very timely post to read.
- If Credit Cards Went the Way of the Dinosaur at DebtFREE-Revolution. What would happen in a world without credit cards? Read the article to find out!
I also participated in the Festival of Frugality at My Two Dollars with my post Why the Minimalist Lifestyle Appeals to Me. I also enjoyed:
- Where Exactly is the “Pressure” to Spend? at Money, Matter, and More Musings. Is it really pressure that causes us to spend more, or is it desire? Or is there even a difference? Go read the article if you want the answer!
- Fitness on a Budget Part 2: DIY, Nearly Free, No Gym Required Workout Plans at Caustic Musings. Who says you need a gym membership to get in shape?
Make sure you come back on Monday, because yours truly will be hosting the Carnival of Debt Reduction. Yes, it will be right here at Being Frugal. So make sure you get your blog posts submitted, because I’d love to include you!
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Thanks for mentioning my post on cheap, gym-free workouts!
I really like your blog and will be stopping by regularly.