DISQUS

I totally agree on the need to cut the clutter, BUT I'm so in love with real books. There's something about the feel of the paper in my hands.

However, I do make a point to shop only at half-price books or buy used books off Amazon... I love the idea that I'm reading something that someone else already read. And then, I only hold onto the ones that really spoke to me... the others go back into the stream. The idea is that someday I can have one of those cool libraries at home, full of all the stories I know and love. Geeky and sad, but we've all got our dreams.

whoa, thanks for posting this! sarah hadn't told her chick friends in Austin yet OR posted anything on HER blog. Very cool news, indeed.

This is a really cool post. The only problem I've had is that financial institutions have it in their best interest to have you save $ and invest with them. Like, the preferred goal is for the majority of people to be investing for their retirement. (cuz then the market is strong and they make $ off commissions) My thing is, when do you get a chance to enjoy your money now? If cable TV or netflix adds more to my life now, why cut that out? You're not guaranteed when/if retirement will happen. I guess it just comes down to all things in moderation for me...

wow, you've totally made me think that I should look into TM. (I'm a long-time lurker, first-time commenter) I totally want to be like that guy in your group... self-effacing but quietly confident. Thanks for the great blog!