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Author Archives: Tom Trimbath
Basic Needs – Inspired By A Ferry Ride
Want a real-life lesson in basic needs? Academics can point to Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs. My parents would have a more peer-reviewed, or really peer-pressured list. I’ve been moving from Whidbey Island to Port Townsend by taking lots of ferry rides. One particular trip took longer than … Continue reading
Time To Buy But What
I watch stocks almost every day. (Sundays happen.) But, I rarely buy or sell, as frequent readers know. My style of investing is basically Long Term Buy and HOLD (LTBH), which in some cases takes decades. (Come on, GERN and MVIS; you’ve made progress. … Continue reading
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Debt Free Again
I am debt-free, again. I am also officially homeless. But, let’s not quibble. (Such a strange word. But, I digress.) Today, May 7, 2024, I officially relinquished my ownership of the only house of mine that truly felt like a … Continue reading
Moving From What To Why
A friend, “Can you see the end of the tunnel?”Me, “Yes, but through very squinty eyes. Moving is exhausting!” If all goes according to plan (that’s an old phrase that is well to remember), within a week I’ll have successfully … Continue reading
A New Gig – Island Roots Housing
Add this to the mix of the weird and wonderful. I signed the contract to be a Communications Consultant for a non-profit devoted to providing housing for the rest of us. Island Roots Housing “Island Roots Housing is a homegrown … Continue reading
FATE – One Company One Story
Welcome to another story and another video in my One Company One Story series.This time, Fate Therapeutics (FATE). Here comes the amateur legalese. I began investing in companies and their stocks in the late 70s, but am Not a certified … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Dream. Invest. Live., health, healthcare, investing, LTBH, personal finance, stocks
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I Thought I Was A Minimalist
Look at them sitting there on the floor, their boxes open like a nest of baby birds waiting to be fed. I’m moving. So is everything in my house that isn’t nailed down. That’s what happens when I sell one … Continue reading
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Tagged minimalism, My Tiny Experiment, Port Townsend, tiny house, Tiny Houses
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Tiny House Choices
So, that’s been interesting. They accepted my offer on the tiny house (390 square feet, so you argue among yourselves about what’s truly tiny). It is contingent on many things, as usual for buying a house, which means key in … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, downsizing, frugal, frugality, lifestyle, minimalism, My Tiny Experiment, tiny house, Tiny Houses, tiny-homes
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A Tiny Experiment
Pardon the slight delay in my usual weekly posting schedule. Why? Keep reading. Am I actually doing this? Yes. I guess I am. I am buying a tiny house to live in. This might sound like an experiment, and it … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable housing, finance, housing, My Tiny Experiment, personal finance, real estate, tiny house, Tiny Houses, Whidbey
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