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married, mom of 4 : desperately trying to avoid buying a minivan : has a goal to fix her own lunch instead of grazing off her children : resident expert on psychology and sarcasm, regularly fantasizes about sleeping in, blogs at Rage Against the Minivan.
married, mom of 2 : has googled “developmental milestones” more times than she can count : loves all things truly healthy and organic : resident expert on creativity and healthy living : regularly fantasizes about her kids sharing, blogs at Leaning In.
married, mom of 3 : expecting a baby boy, a fan of organic-living, mess-making, and cookie-baking, blogs at Cookie Mondays
married, mom of 3 : wife to a drummer-turned-youth pastor, resident expert on crafty goodness, blogs at Joy's Hope.
married, mom of two : has been known to rap to get the kids to do what she wants : over-thinks and second-guesses far too often : working on improving her skills in all areas of “playing cars”, blogs at The Extraordinary Ordinary.
married, mom of 2 busy boys, professional chef-turned-teacher-turned mom, avid cook, recipe collector, food blogger, blogs at Can I Get the Recipe?
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married, mom of 3, a tasky homebody pastor's wife who likes routine, candles, and strategizing naptimes. Jessi blogs at naptime diaries.
married, mom of 2. jane of all trades, master of none: constantly battling her pack-rat tendencies: lover of pretty stationary, nap time, and playing hostess: born a New Yorker, grew up a Texan, currently masquerading as a California girl : always gets what she wants but never the way she expects it, blogs at Formerly Gracie
married, mom of 3 exuberant children ages 7, 8 and 9; struggling to balance work as a writer with the kids’ demanding schedules; on a mission to get the kids to eat healthy, adventurous “grown up” food; resident expert in pre-‘tween backtalk; blogs at Whatever Things Are True and Be Bold or Go Home.
married, mom of 2 (one a missionary, the other a hostage negotiator), co-founder of Radiate PR (rad PR skilz used for building harmonious family brand - oh, and for consumer-tech clients too), resident expert on good kid reads, blogs at ReadOutLoud.
resident stylist and beauty expert : has a "costa rican" peaceful vibe flowing through her veins, runs her own salon and spa and creates natural beauty products and candles, she might be speaking English but she thinks in Spanish, blogs at Meleesa, the salon.
married, three children, former pastry chef who can bake a cake, pretend to love boy sports and be a fierce advocate for her severely disabled child all at once; loves to steal away to daytime movies whenever she can and reads voraciously into the night; blogs regularly at a moon, worn as if it had been a shell.
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very funny. very true. whats interesting is that i have never bought anything i cannot afford. i am 25 years old, been working part-time or full-time since i was 18 years old and have never had credit card, and what comes along with that is no credit. i could barely get a loan for a car recently. they said "this looks sketchy because you are 25" and i said, "well i thought i was being smart by not getting a credit card and having a savings instead...." looks like i was wrong. i have applied for 3 credit cards recently, and i have been denied 3 times. i just didnt know...
ReplyDeleteJen, if a certain credit card denies you, you are flagged by that company and they will automatically deny you for 3-6 months. Your best bet is to go to your bank and get a bank issued Visa or Mastercard. They know your banking history and can determine what type of limit you can "handle."
ReplyDeleteWe put all groceries and gas on our card and pay in full each month and have excellent credit. My hubby is in the banking industry, I'm not trying to be a know it all. :)
Haha! This video is fantastic. I was swinging by here cause one of my friends follows you and I'm lovin' the video. LOL. Thanks for posting it.
ReplyDeleteMy family are all "buyaholics" i even used to be one too. Now I've learned. What's the point? Why not buy things with cash then deal with credit cards?