Kristine, always enjoy your articles. I thought you might like to know of a sister program to Meals on Wheels that we have in Houston. Animeals on Wheels delivers pet food to the disabled adults and homebound elderly clients that Meals on Wheels serves, so they do not feel compelled to share their limited food and resources with their pets.Thanks again for all your posts.
Right back at you, Mr. Quinn! I may not agree with many of your opinions, but I highly value your thought processes and strong contributions to the Humble Dollar. Thank you! Now, where’s the downvote button?😜
Thank you for sharing your fears, victories and hopes. It makes your journey more real and more inspiring. I will find a way to contribute to your legacy, which has already begun.
From Scott Burns website, posted 9/23/24: In his book “Enough,” John Bogle tells an anecdote. Novelists Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller attended a wealthy hedge fund manager’s party.
Vonnegut told Heller their host had made more money in a single day than Heller had made from “Catch-22.”
Heller said, “Yes, but I have something he will never have… enough.” https://scottburns.com/index-investing-the-long-haul-and-your-life/
My grandfather (an attorney) filled out paperwork in VA to transfer trailer ownership to my father circa 1968. For the year of manufacture, he filled in ‘circa 1962’. The application was denied because they had no record of the manufacturer ‘Circa.’
Quoting from today's Jason Zweig newsletter (Intelligent Investor),
"We shouldn't laugh at how foolish other people are. We should laugh at ourselves for thinking we could never be as foolish as they are."
Always enjoy your articles. As with most HD articles, the specifics of your situation are not applicable to me. I very much appreciate how you analyze issues and devise your solutions based on wide ranging available information. Thank you.
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Kristine, always enjoy your articles. I thought you might like to know of a sister program to Meals on Wheels that we have in Houston. Animeals on Wheels delivers pet food to the disabled adults and homebound elderly clients that Meals on Wheels serves, so they do not feel compelled to share their limited food and resources with their pets. Thanks again for all your posts.
Post: Helping Our Neighbors by Kristine Hayes Nibler
Link to comment from December 26, 2024
Right back at you, Mr. Quinn! I may not agree with many of your opinions, but I highly value your thought processes and strong contributions to the Humble Dollar. Thank you! Now, where’s the downvote button?😜
Post: To all
Link to comment from December 25, 2024
Thank you for sharing your fears, victories and hopes. It makes your journey more real and more inspiring. I will find a way to contribute to your legacy, which has already begun.
Post: Staying Alive by Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from December 21, 2024
From Scott Burns website, posted 9/23/24: In his book “Enough,” John Bogle tells an anecdote. Novelists Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller attended a wealthy hedge fund manager’s party. Vonnegut told Heller their host had made more money in a single day than Heller had made from “Catch-22.” Heller said, “Yes, but I have something he will never have… enough.” https://scottburns.com/index-investing-the-long-haul-and-your-life/
Post: In defense of billionaires
Link to comment from September 25, 2024
My grandfather (an attorney) filled out paperwork in VA to transfer trailer ownership to my father circa 1968. For the year of manufacture, he filled in ‘circa 1962’. The application was denied because they had no record of the manufacturer ‘Circa.’
Post: Wrong Number
Link to comment from May 22, 2024
Was that survey on Family Feud?
Post: Frugal but Foolish
Link to comment from April 19, 2024
Quoting from today's Jason Zweig newsletter (Intelligent Investor), "We shouldn't laugh at how foolish other people are. We should laugh at ourselves for thinking we could never be as foolish as they are."
Post: Risks Retirees Face
Link to comment from March 12, 2024
Sleep cheap, dine fine!
Post: Inns and Outs
Link to comment from February 27, 2024
The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is now. Analogous for buying low cost diversified index funds.
Post: Fear of Heights
Link to comment from February 11, 2024
Always enjoy your articles. As with most HD articles, the specifics of your situation are not applicable to me. I very much appreciate how you analyze issues and devise your solutions based on wide ranging available information. Thank you.
Post: Alberta’s Money
Link to comment from December 24, 2023