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Posted on January 15, 2009 by wordhabit

i’m trying to do better with money. save more intentionally. tithe regularly (instead of lump sums after forgetting). spend thriftily. do the cash-only thing for groceries. etc. and wouldn’t you know it…as the days and weeks pass by i make silly money mistakes. case in point: in december, i set up my january rent payment…

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allinone medical attention, canada style (but better!)

Posted on October 6, 2008 by wordhabit

does everyone have random yet consist aches and pains? in other words, you’ve felt this way before but you don’t know under what exact circumstances which is why it seems random…. that’s my life. so i’d like to be able to get allinone medical attention at the drop of a hat. and allinone means every…

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good yet bad

Posted on September 21, 2007 by wordhabit

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/loonie bad only because it means my american money doesn’t stretch as far but good because my canadian money is making waves… …i don’t like money sometimes. *sigh* but when i wiggle my toes in my new brown comfort vessels, i smile, yes i smile.

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fortune cookies

Posted on August 11, 2007 by wordhabit

“You will spend old age in comfort and material wealth” on one hand i feel pretty okay with this fortune. but on my foot i feel the pain of responsibility from the weight of the shackles that bind me to… money while i really like the idea of comfort i get uneasy with “material wealth.”…

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