sandhillsis on November 30th, 2009

Marlin (our real, live case-study millionaire) was invited by his bank to one of their tea and crumpet parties to hear a PhD of economics speak about the economy. Marlin, who never goes to the wine and cheese affairs because he has to work, thought economics might be a good topic, so he went. After the talk the doctor took questions. Marlin [...]

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sandhillsis on November 23rd, 2009

Aunt Sissy, Ben’s sister took this embarrassing, but telling picture of me. What a mess. Thank you for that, Sis. It illistrates how I feel ever year at this time. Today, November 23, 2009 is no different. As a result of wallering in self pity I wrote this poem… Be warned it’s awful. So it’s almost [...]

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(Thanks to BlogHer Pic App for this crazy pic.) I talked at length this week with my friend Marlin, a first generation millionaire by-way-of his small business. (If you haven’t met him yet, please click here to meet him, here for part two– why some people don’t have money, and here to learn about savings.) He [...]

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sandhillsis on November 17th, 2009

I don’t get patches on britches. When I was a kid patches meant you were poor. No matter how creative the patch, it seems no amount of strawberry-iron-ons or carefully stitched denim, could fix your bank account. I guess it’s like stupid, you can try to cover it up, but you can’t fix it. As I got  into [...]

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