Pecuniary Links & Pecuniarities Update ~ July 2009 #1
Posted in Roundups & Links
by
Penelope Pince
Hey everyone, I won’t be so presumptuous as to think that you’ve all been sitting on the edge of your computer chair F5-ing your browser window every 5 minutes to check for my next blog post, overwhelmed with concern as to where I’ve gone, but if you have, thank you for your loyal readership.
I’ve been on a little hiatus from blogging due to a few things going on in my non-cyber-life these days. Madoline and I have been busy working at a business overhaul which has been occupying a lot of my mind so that I haven’t had much time and brain-space for blog post ideas.
We’ve also been trying our hand at air-conditioning-free life in the desert, and this heat wave has been a formidable living companion, but I am happy to report we are are doing quite well despite highs as much as 109 this past week. Perhaps I’ll post a little later on how and why we’re doing this.
Anyways, it is time for another financial link/Pecuniary Associates roundup, which you can come to expect on the 1st and 3rd weekend of each month.
From Pecuniary Associates
- At Financial Nut, Alex wrote a review on a book called The Skinny on Credit Cards, How to Master the Credit Card Game
. It looks like an interesting and informative read for anyone who has questions or doubts about credit card usage.
- At Living Well on Less, Karen’s chef husband Tony contributed a 2-part series on 12 essential tools for a frugal kitchen.
- At Counting My Pennies, Megan shares a somewhat frustrating experience in which a co-worker who didn’t know her well criticized her for her frugality. It’s a short and very worthwhile read titled “You don’t seem the type.”
Elsewhere in the Personal Finance Blogosphere
- At Mrs. Micah, the missus shares a cute childhood story, which bears an important message: Keep Your Word to Children About Money.
- At The Paycheck Chronicles, Kate has discovered a way to make sure that she never misses a credit card payment while not having to worrying about overdraft charges on her checking account.
Blog Carnivals
I had posts featured in 2 blog carnivals this past week:
- At Green Panda Treehouse, Carnival of Personal Finance #211: Burn Notice Edition (one of my favorite shows!), which included my post Remembering Why We Do What We Do.
- At Taking Charge, The 14th Carnival of Pecuniary Delights: The ‘I Forgot Day’ edition, which included my post Discerning Luxury from Necessity.
Well, that wraps it up for today’s roundup. Thanks for being a Pecuniarities reader and have a safe and happy 4th of July!
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July 4th, 2009 at 4:43 pm
Hey, good luck with your business changes! Blogging is great but sometimes you just gotta take a break to concentrate on other stuff.
Thanks for sharing the post. Children are so easily influenced by how adults act and treat them. Fortunately, we both kept our entrepreneurial impulses.
.-= Mrs. Micah´s last blog ..Income-Based Repayment for Student Loans =-.
July 11th, 2009 at 5:55 pm
Thanks for the mention! I hope that your AC-free summer works for you – you are much braver than I am. (And most of my friends think I’m crazy because I try to avoid the AC.)