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Local Shopping
I applaud my neighbor. She probably didn’t have any agenda in mind. She wasn’t driving around with Shop Local bumper stickers on her car. But she shopped local and barely budged her carbon footprint. She got in her electric golf … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, carbon footprint, Charity, Christmas, Christmas cards, frugal, gifts, investing, photos, shop local, wineries
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Invest In Self
A friend dropped by for dinner. Yes, even in hard economic times it is possible to have a social life. Friends plus food plus wine plus time equal an evening better than any Hollywood production. And, even in hard economic … Continue reading
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Tagged DNDN, entrepreneur, investing, New Road Map, windfall
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In Dependent Relationships
Bang. Bang. Bang. No, the sound has nothing to do with fireworks or the local gun club. The banging is coming from the other artists setting up their exhibits. It’s Saturday morning before the Fourth of July. We’re setting up … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Art, Dendreon, DNDN, FFIV, investing, Microvision, MVIS, New Road Map, Penn Cove, Simple Living, Whidbey
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My Semi Annual Process
It’s the end of June and time for me to dive into my portfolio. Some may find this dull, but this is the work that comes closest to answering the frequently asked question, “So Tom, how do you do it?”. … Continue reading
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Tagged frugal, investing, Investor Village, Motley Fool, Peter Lynch, Silicon Investor, Yahoo
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A Million Thoughts
Money is on my mind. That’s probably because it’s the end of the month and I’m not a millionaire. Actually, when I was a millionaire, money was on my mind at the end of the month, but the thoughts were … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Dismal Decade, DNDN, Dream. Invest. Live., frugality, investing, kindle, Millionaire, MVIS
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Decisive Power
People impress me. Most of us are able to run our lives much more efficiently than the government is able to run the country. It’s not the government’s fault. It was drawn up that way. Legislators must choose between yes … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, Constitution, frugality, investing, Magaret Mead
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From the Middle
I am a moderate, which in today’s land pundits and opinions is looked upon as boring, non-committal, uncertain, and inconsequential. I like the middle. The middle is where balance is achieved and is the fulcrum for motion. I’ve been called … Continue reading