Lately, during Finance Friday the discussion has turned to how to best save for retirement, when you’re not working full-time. This post shares some unconventional ideas on how to boost your retirement savings. One of the reasons I share a lot about the need to have money set aside for retirement is because preparing as […]
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Nine years ago, I wanted to be a mom. And I remember thinking about how much I wanted to have kids who would impact the world positively. After 3 years of marriage, my husband and I were doubly blessed to bring home two little precious daughters. The early years with twins were the most challenging.
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The Smithsonian National Museum of American History has a new exhibit called “The Nation We Build Together.” In the center of the lobby there is a 125 pound Lego replica of the Statue of Liberty. Lady liberty stands at nine-foot-tall in the center of the second floor of the museum. Every detail went into the
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Have you ever thought about educating your children from home? Maybe you have a friend or family member who homeschools. Perhaps you’ve discussed it as parents and you’re considering teaching your child or children from home for a year or more. If you’re on the fence about homeschooling, or not really sure how homeschooling impacts
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Reading Working Mother’s article about stay at home parents weighed on me heavily. Take a few minutes to read the article and the American Progress article well. Both articles state, that “childcare is expensive, but quitting a job to avoid that expense doesn’t make childcare free (1).” So true, I thought, so I continued
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Promotional post from DiscountGlasses.com. If I had a picture of myself at 5 years old, I would insert it here. I was skinny, knock-kneed, and I wore big blue plastic eyeglasses. I was teased: called ugly, nerdy, and four-eyes. Hearing insults from my classmates everyday caused me to have low self-esteem. My glasses made me
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This post is sponsored by lightingshoes.net. Summer is a time to explore and have fun outdoors with family and friends. It is also a great time to let kids meet new people and learn new things at summer camp. Your kids will need certain items at summer camp to help it go well. So here
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