I drive about 2 1/2 hours a day every weekday. As long as the traffic isn’t too bad, I really don’t mind it too much. The longest portion of driving is to and from work. My ride in is a time to wake up, begin getting my thoughts together for what the [...]
I am proud to announce that Gather Little By Little and the other M-Network blogs will be participating in Blog Action Day on October 15th.
Blog Action Day will unite thousands of blog voices all talking about one issue: the environment. Personal Finance blogs including Financial Dominance, Gather Little By Little, I’ve Paid For This Twice, [...]
As I have mentioned before, through blogging I have had the opportunity to meet and talk with tons of people I would have never met otherwise. As a result of this, a few us personal finance bloggers, thanks to the efforts of Pinyo, decided to form the M-Network.
You can read about the M-Network by [...]
I implemented a new plugin this morning to show post summaries on my main page. I did this to keep it from being so long and allow new visitors to see more of my content on the main page.
What I didn’t realize was that this same plugin made my RSS Feed a partial feed. I [...]
While trying to provide you with articles and postings that you will enjoy reading and participating in, I’ve also been hard at work on the site itself. During some downtime today and over the past few weeks I’ve made the following changes I think you’ll like:
Modified the MyBlogLog and BlogCatalog widgets to show [...]
Finally, after weeks of trying, GLBL has been ranked #1 by Technorati. I knew I had been working hard on this blog, but to be number 1 in such a short time is just amazing. I’d like to thank the following people…
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The glblguy wakes up and looks around, it was [...]
ChristianPF has the August edition of the Christian Money Carnival up. Lots of great articles this month!
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Related Posts The Friday gathering – Updates and cell phones I’ve received a number of [...]
It’s hard to believe it is August already. Both my kids and wife are beginning to think about school (although for very different reasons), which will be starting very soon . We are beginning to get excited about football season and are looking forward to cooler temperatures once again.
It has been a great [...]
Our daughter Emilee. Adopted from Guatemala in October 2006
Total investment to get her home: $30,000
Return on investment: Priceless
Had to share this beautiful picture the glblgal took today. Just a reminder that the most important investments in life have nothing to do with money.
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The 4-Hour Workweek is one of the many books on my wish list over at Amazon.com. From the interviews I have read and listened to, the author, Timothy Ferriss has some pretty radical perspectives on how to get the most out of your time and on how to focus on what really makes you [...]
Over the past few days, I’ve received two links that have brought a number of new visitors to my site. The links are:
My reply to FMF’s guest post over on Get Rich Slowly about Personal Finance and Faith.
My Money Saving Tips article on Flexible Spending Accounts was linked from a WSJ on-line article about [...]
There is an incredibly interesting post over at Get Rich Slowly titled Why Religion is an Important Part of Personal Finance. I read the entire article and all of the comments. While many of the comments go a little off track and start the whole Christian vs. Atheist Debate, along with the ever [...]
(Yes, that’s me in the picture…I was 12)
*Whew*, it’s been one heck of a busy week for me so far. I was on vacation Wed – Friday of last week and coming back to my J-O-B has been a bit hectic. If you didn’t catch the J-O-B reference, check out Dan Miller’s 48days.com [...]
Luke 16:10 – If you cheat even a little, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities
David over at MoneyNing posted an article Say What You Do and Do What You Say. Seems David made a commitment to both stop wasting food by fixing too much at home and by bringing too much food [...]
Not sure where or how I got this list, but was scanning through some older saved
files and came across this list of emergency numbers.
When in sorrow John 14.
When men fail you Psalm 27.
If you want to be fruitful John 15.
When you have sinned [...]
