I finally have a weekend to breathe. But rather than take it easy, I'll be going to my daughter's soccer game, doing yard work, and otherwise catching up on some blog writing.
It's getting to be that time of year when weekends start to feel like the work week. This only affirms my feelings that time is more valuable than money.
Last night the St. Louis Cardinals retired Tony La Russa's Number 10, and it was nice to see all the baseball greats turn out to honor him. I still get goosebumps thinking about the 2011 World Series. Although the Cards weren't able to get a win against the tough Braves last night, Carlos Beltran is looking good and I'm very encouraged for this season.
- Jeremy at Modest Money had a great post honoring his mom, called Career Lessons from My Mom.
- Erika at From Shopping to Saving show us when not to take no for an answer.
- Jason at WorkSaveLive has a helpful post laying out why he didn't sell his car on Craigslist.
- Sean at One Smart Dollar lays out how to save money when buying a car.
- Kurt at Money Counselor highlights some youth activists who aren't complaining, but taking action for change in the job market.
- Jeff and Michelle at See Debt Run bring us the conclusion of their Should We Buy a Dog series (surprise ending).
- Michelle at Making Sense of Cents asks us if No Spend Days are worth it.
Carnivals we were included in for the past week are:
- Carnival of Financial Camaraderie at Young and Thrifty
- Carnival of Financial Planning at Cult of Money
- Totally Money Blog Carnival at Balance Junkie
- Carnival of Retirement at Simple Finance Blog
- Carnival of MoneyPros at Financial Success for Young Adults
- Yakezie Carnival at One Cent At A Time
