A lot of people would like to work from home but are afraid of all the scams out there. If you are disciplined and can set up a quiet work station, there are legitimate places to work from home. You have to rearrange your schedule so that you are “at work” on time with no [...]
When you come through a financial meltdown, one of the pitfalls is to blame yourself. If your thoughts continually turn to, “If only I had…” you are playing a losing game. Truth be told, there is plenty of blame to spread around.
Thirty years ago I applied for a mortgage and heard phrases such as,”The [...]
Are your children dying for a dog but you can’t afford to feed and vet one? Why not find a no-kill animal shelter and volunteer. That way when your finances improve your family will know how much work a pet is and whether or not they really want to commit to one. The shelters need [...]
If you are one of those suffering through a foreclosure, you know it can be a long and drawn out process. Part of the problem is having questions and not knowing who to trust for the answers. It’s really hard to face it alone.
I have found a site that has a really good blog that [...]
I read a recent article by Leslie Hatfield called Desperate Times Don’t Call For Spam: Eating Green On A Budget in which she said that of the few companies actually prospering in hard economic times, SPAM is a winner. For those who don’t know, it is a processed meat product that comes in a tin [...]
It’s expensive to buy taquitos in the store yet they are a meal that most kids love to eat. You can make your own according to what you have on hand.
I used leftover turkey but chicken (light or dark meat) or beef would work too. You simply make the filling, roll the taquitos and bake [...]
