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Thanks For Little Things
Christmas is over. The snow from a rare white Christmas has slowly turned to slush, except for patches preserved by shade. Wrapping paper and gift bags are put away. Time to collect the cards and take the time to read … Continue reading
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Tagged frugal, frugality, gifts, Leatherman, personal finance, real estate, real estate broker, self care, Simple Living, small town, Whidbey, Whidbey Island, writing
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Big Brown Box
What better gift is there than the big brown box? Sure, the advertisers will tell you that what’s inside is what matters. And, there’s always that fond memory of that gifts that surprised and delighted as if they were the … Continue reading
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Tagged Calvin and Hobbes, Christmas, frugal, frugality, Good Cheer, personal finance, Simple Living, stress, transmogrifier
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Breaking My Way To A Better Life
Guess what broke the other morning as I got into the shower. So much for water coming out of the little holes in the shower head. The water decided to spray out from a crack in the hose behind it. … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, Coldwell Banker, diabetes, diet, entrepreneur, exercise, frugal, frugality, garden, gardening, GIG, Gig Economy, GigOptix, health care, investing, jobs, Marketplace, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, picoprojector, real estate, real estate broker, Simple Living, stocks, thrift stores, truck, Whidbey
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CEOs Not In Charge
(Editorial note from an astute reader who caught the mistake made by a writer writing too late on a Friday night. “I think you mean Lasers where you have mentioned LED’s. LED’s are light emitting diodes and are not used … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Corning, Gorilla Glass, investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, Steve Jobs, stocks, wealth
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Tom Trimbath Real Estate Broker
And now for something completely different – that really isn’t. On Wednesday, November 8th, I passed the exam for becoming a real estate broker in the state of Washington. I also breathed a great sigh of relief. Taking tests is … Continue reading
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Tagged consultant, consulting, frugal, frugal folk, frugality, housing, investing, jobs, personal finance, real estate, stocks, sustainability, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Commons And Whidbey Authors
How many writers are there on Whidbey Island? The bookstores probably know because they’ve probably met most of the authors when they come in to try selling their books. Authors may not know. Authors like to meet authors. That’s odd … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Dan Pedersen, Dream. Invest. Live., frugal, frugality, Jo Meador, personal finance, Simple Living, Whidbey, writing
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A Little Bit Of Help
“It only took me a couple of minutes.” It would’ve taken me about half a day. Dropping my bicycle off at Bayview Bicycles was an excellent example of the value of expertise. I rode across America, so some know me … Continue reading
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Tagged Bagpiper Don, bicycling, consulting, entrepreneur, Facebook, frugal, frugality, Just Keep Pedaling, personal finance, photos, self publishing, Simple Living, Twitter, Whidbey, writing
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MicroVision Timeline Towards Overnight Success
Overnight successes rarely happen overnight, unless a lottery ticket purchase hits the timing and the numbers just right. Investing in startup companies rarely results in overnight successes. If the company or the stock or both are in demand, then they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged books, consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., engineer, entrepreneur, HCLE, investing, Lottery, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, Peter Jungmann, photos, Public Speaking, reddit, speaking, stocks
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Minimalism Meets Emergency Preparedness
Best Used By 09092009. Ah, I guess it has been sitting in my pantry longer than I thought. A couple of chores were on my mind this weekend: cleaning out the pantry, and pondering emergency preparedness. There’s an overlap. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Cascadia, Curbed, declutter, drewslist, emergency preparedness, frugal, frugality, gluten-free, Nick Zentner, personal finance, Simple Living, Whidbey
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Laboring on Labor Day
It’s been a busy weekend, here in the Gig Economy. The good news is that I’ve had enough work to fill the days. The other good news is that I’ve had enough work to fill a good part of Labor … Continue reading
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Tagged FORTRAN, Gig Economy, jobs, labor, networking, personal finance, programming, real estate, Twitter, unions
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