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Frugal Christmas 2016
I hope one of my island friends doesn’t mind me passing along their moment of holiday glory. All their presents are made; and now it’s time to wrap and deliver! Subtle and significant shifts happen with one word. ‘All their … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, Christmas, Christmas cards, Clinton, Dream. Invest. Live., Freeland, frugal, frugality, Greenbank, investing, Langley, personal finance, photos, Simple Living, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Frugal Resilience
Have you ever skied over a forest? This is the time for cards with the requisite snow-draped branches, winter scenes as tradition as if everyone lived in the same climate. Let me check. Jerusalem’s forecast is for about 60F/15C. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged books, frugal, frugality, hiking, Lake Valhalla, Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier, photos, skiing, snow, snowshoeing, Twelve Months at Lake Valhalla, writing
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Small Cap Price To Earnings Reality
This topic has come up often enough that I guess folks aren’t reading my book (Dream. Invest. Live.) Actually aside from the sales pitch, there’s a particular aspect of one seemingly simple measure of a company that repeatedly enters conversations; … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, AST, books, Dream. Invest. Live., GIG, GigOptix, investing, LTBH, MVIS, personal finance, stocks
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Costly Commuting
It’s a fine, old truck. It’s generic white, has a good cap on the back, only has a few dings and dents, and could use a few thousand dollars if I decided to make it like new again. That’s not … Continue reading
Whidbey Writers Workshop 2016
Well, someone’s got to do it and it might as well be me. I suspect that’s the line that’s gone through the minds of so many entrepreneurs and artists. Sometimes the best way to get an idea started is to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, coworks, Deborah Nedelman, Earth_Fit, ebooks, entrepreneur, Jo Meador, Just Keep Pedaling, Langley, modern self-publishing, Molly Cook, NILA, Pattie Beaven, print on demand, Sean Keeley, self publishing, Whidbey, Whidbey Writers Workshop, WIWA, WIWC, writing, Wynn Allen
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Making Money From Whidbey
Windwalker beat me to it. I’ve been amused by Facebook’s promotions that want me to promote my business through Facebook promotions. That’s a lot of promotions. Windwalker had fun making fun when Facebook said they could reach up to 71,000 … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., entrepreneur, Facebook, health care, housing, jobs, Langley, mortgage, personal finance, Raven Rocks, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Balancing Hiking Costs And Benefits
Knees. My body is reminding me that I have two of them, they aren’t happy, and I shouldn’t be surprised. I have a confession to make. It has been about a year since my last backpacking trip. Please forgive me. … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, frugal, frugality, hiking, personal finance, photos, Simple Living, Washington Cascades, writing
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Transitions For Writers And Beyond
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that a writer has a nice way with words; yet, it is a pleasure to hear a difficult situation described succinctly and finish positively. Transitions are inevitable. Last week’s meeting about our local writers … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, climate change, community, Dot Read, Drew Kampion, PNTP, politics, renewable energy, surfing, Whidbey, WIWA, writers association, writing
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Transition For Writers On Whidbey
The Whidbey Island Writers Association is probably going to close. The ‘probably’ is in there because miracles happen, but saving the name and the organization will take tens of thousands of dollars soon. I checked my Powerball ticket. I’m not … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Charity, coworks, NILA, non-profit, personal finance, teaching, Twitter, Whidbey, WIWA, writing
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Tricky Taxes Trips And Traps
Thanks, Elizabeth. It was time to file my taxes, and some fluky results in TurboTax were nicely resolved by Elizabeth from their help desk. Thanks to all my friends I called while fighting off anxiety attacks as I struggled through … Continue reading
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Tagged 1099, 1099 Economy, ACA, Art, books, community, consulting, dance, frugal, frugality, Gig Economy, health care, healthcare, housing, investing, LTBH, mortgage, ObamaCare, Panama Papers, personal finance, photos, self employed health insurace, stocks, taxes, TurboTax, wealth, Wealth Inequality, writing
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