On Money

My last entry certainly hit a lot of nerves.  If you haven’t read the comments – please do – it’s well worth […]

Saturday I was catching up on paperwork and noticed that the interest rate on my Chase credit card had jumped

I’ve always thought social networking—Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and even e-mail—was just a good excuse not to interact personally.  Frankly, it

I’ve been bugging my husband to buy a new car – yes, bugging him.  His truck has over 190,000 miles on

I’ve been talking alot about the unexamined beliefs and values that are the foundation of our lives with money.  All this

At a recent workshop, I was asked to keep track of what I thought about during the day and from

Summer’s over and it’s back to school.  Even though I’m no longer involved with the beginning of the school year,

Watching Senator Kennedy’s funeral this weekend I was struck by the small stories of his many kindnesses.  It seems like

This past week has been hot and humid in Maine—unbearably so.  Most of us live in Maine to avoid this

MSNBC’s financial headline today, “Unemployment rate takes surprise drop in July,” suggests that it is “welcome sign that the recession