Is it just me, or is the summer flying by? Since we’ll be starting our homeschool in August, my summer is just about over. As one last hurrah, before I get back into the swing of things, I’m headed off to BlogHer in Chicago on Wednesday, courtesy of Walmart.
I’m looking forward to seeing old bloggy friends, meeting new bloggy friends, and learning how I can become a better blogger. So if you happen to be heading to BlogHer, be sure to let me know, so I can put a face with your name!
News of Note
Because I will be gone at the end of next week, I’m not sure what my posting schedule will look like for the next week and a half. I’m going to try to have posts scheduled every weekday, but sometimes life gets in the way, so my posting schedule might be light.
This week only, Kerry of Squawkfox is giving away her ebook “The Insider’s Guide to Frugal Food & Fitness” to anyone! Normally this offer is only open to her subscribers, so if you’re interested (and you should be!), make sure to head over there to download your copy today! It’s a great ebook!
The Roundup
- Rhonda Jean asks What Has the Recession Taught You? at Down to Earth
- Trent gives us his opinion on Frugality’s Sacred Cows at The Simple Dollar
- Think famous musicians have it made? Think again. Pete at Bible Money Matters reveals Famous Musician Bankruptcies.
- Matt Jabs wrote a guest post at Moolonomy about how you can Save Money and Benefit with Homemade Products. Now there’s a post after my own heart, if I ever saw one!
- The Frugal Duchess shares 15 Low Cost Ways to Beat Stress at Wisebread.
- Finally, along the lines of my post yesterday, how far would you go to make extra money? Jennifer Chait posts some Unique Ways to Supplement Income at Blisstree.com.
Have a great weekend, everyone! It’s supposed to be 100+ degrees here, so I’ll be mostly inside with the A/C running! Not very frugal, but heat gives me migraines!
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Enjoy the trip to Chicago… it’s a beautiful city! Check out one of “The RoseBud” restaurants – authentic Italian that is simply delicioso. I took my wife there for a romantic dinner once when we were visiting the city.
It’s already been well over 100 degrees for several days here…and we keep our thermostat set at 80 degrees, with the curtains closed and with ceiling fans and desk fans running to keep our cats from getting sick during the day when we’re gone. It must be working, because the house is not stifling at the end of the day and our electricity bill is actually pretty reasonable.
I am sure you will learn a lot at BlogHer, and I hope you have a great time.
Thank you so much for mentioning my eBook Lynnae! Love you! Have a safe trip Chicago!
Thanks for the link Lynnae! I hope you enjoy Chicago – have you been before? I’ve been quite a few times since Chicago is probably the closest “BIG” city near to us – if you don’t count Minneapolis of course. Enjoy your time there!
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