Yes. But tomorrow won't be one: I'm buying turkey sausage for bean soup, ground veal and ground pork for tourtière. My scheme for the next eleven days is to spend under $100/day, and put what I didn't spend into the VISA card, then the HELOC, then into silver, money market account, Procter & Gamble Direct Purchase Plan (DPP), and Walgreen DPP. Target by Value Line and Standard & Poor's judgements is worth buying as a Direct Purchase Plan BUT! The initial purchase charge is equivalent to my TD Ameritrade account charge; and when I signed up to receive the Direct Purchase Plan by mail, the Bank of New York/Mellon website's form did NOT accept my name, although when I used the Contact Us form to complain, my name didn't hold up any processing script.
I have been blessed with heaps of bean sprouts so am making chow mein, chop suey, egg foo yung before they get slimy beyond use. The More-With-Less cookbook is helping me out.
I dropped off three cans of tuna, one box of macaroni (it was Barilla, the good stuff), and one package of whole wheat spaghetti at the local food bank.
Has anyone used the YNAB software program with success? Has it paid for itself? I have a trial program but only a seven-day trial key.
My Dead Pool 2012 lists are ready.
Can it be? A No-Spend Day!
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Don't know until I get lists and $20s, but several new participants have expressed a desire to participate. Maybe 8 or 9. The more, the more interesting!
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I'll try to be obvious, like have a composition book decorated with the pictures of my dead pool picks or carry one of my personal finance favourite books (to the left, on the side bar).
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