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Comments:
Without hesitation the Tintern Abbey part of the Wye River Valley in Wales. Visited it in summer of 2010. Absolutely beautiful.
Post: First Place by Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from September 7, 2024
I love going to Thrift stores for books, dvds, and clothes. Yet, some are better priced then others. Those are the ones I haunt, at this point in my life I can afford to be super choosy what I buy, because I suffer from an embarrassed of riches from the above. Which leads me to an interesting story. A few days I went shopping at my local LL Bean store and has sticker shock, what was worse was I had 2 gift cards, so it was even my money. I left empty handed. Good thing I did as the next day in my email was a 10% off that and feeling less guilty about buying new I went back and purchased the item I have had eye on for years.
Post: Prosperity by Marjorie Kondrack
Link to comment from September 1, 2024
Easy, keep investing. There is a story on a young boy asking the great financiier JP Morgan what the market was going to do. His reply:"fluctuate, my dear boy.'
Post: Staying the Course by Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from August 10, 2024
I am driving a 2010 Honda Pilot at 122k miles. Some rust is appearing here and there, but runs pretty good. Expecting at least least another 7 or 8 years out of it. As well as my '07 Camry with 77k, will need new tires and a radiator next month. Still cheaper than a car payment and higher insurance.
Post: Connor suffers from new car envy
Link to comment from August 3, 2024
Has anyone purchased a vehicle through Costco's auto program? If so how did it work and what was the experience?
Post: Car Quest
Link to comment from August 3, 2024
I would still shop at Thriftstores and garage sales. Truly the original treasure hunt.
Post: If money were no object, what would you NOT change?
Link to comment from August 3, 2024
Jonathan, So well written. Wow. Thank-you
Post: The Risks We Miss
Link to comment from July 13, 2024
For me REIT is the way to go, by one of 100 thousand of owners. Not having to deal with the 4 T's: Tenates, Toilets, Termites, and Taxes. I own 1 piece a condo.
Post: My Limitations by Scott Martin
Link to comment from June 29, 2024
Dogs make the world a better place. Furthermore there is no such thing as a bad dog, just a neglectful owner.
Post: Priceless Pets
Link to comment from November 16, 2023
My wedding band. It was my late father's (35 years of marriage for him) and close to 20 years for me.
Post: What’s your most prized possession?
Link to comment from July 1, 2023