Sunday Reading Salon

Interesting thoughts around the web:

You Can’t Control Everything About Your Money

The Good Life in 1958 (or not)

I am Thankful for My Mobile Home

Money Myths: “Late Fees Aren’t the End of the World”

Declutter Your Closet with a Project 333 Experiment

Twenty Twelve: The Year I Changed My Life

Three Best Things About Being Single When It Comes To Money

Can You Afford to Live Until You’re 90?

Favorite Tweets:

Where all my party people be at? Oh. There you are. Cool. I’m going back to napping on the couch.

— Chris Angel (@TheChrisAngel) January 6, 2013

When the dishwasher breaks and the cats don’t have thumbs, I really regret not having children.

— Laurie Ruettimann (@lruettimann) January 6, 2013

Dear @walkingdead_amc, the holidays were lonely without you. If you will come back to me, I will change. I swear it.

— Jonathan Ross (@AspectRatioRoss) January 2, 2013

 

Sudden influx of e-mails complaining about the price of e-books. Why? Does the diner complain to the cow when the chef overcooks the steak?

— Joanne Harris (@Joannechocolat) January 5, 2013

 

“It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it.” – Lou Holtz

— Well Kept Wallet (@deaconhayes) January 4, 2013

 

I wish there was a browser extension that would prevent Amazon from accepting my money. “Sorry, you’ve ordered enough crap lately.”

— Andrea Whitmer (@AndreaWhitmer) January 4, 2013

 

If You Want To Find Me, Google This:

Cost of mail order brides

 

Living in the ghetto 

 

 How to thank my bf for a gift I made him buy without sounding like a gold digger

 

Radical notion that women are men

 

What do I get my friend for her birthday if we are not really friends

 

What do you think of the fact that some people spend a lot of money and time on shopping

 

At my birthday dinner should I let my friends choose what they want to order

 

Tell the kids living in the ghetto that everything will be ok

 

Women who prefer older men aren’t necessarily gold diggers

 

Anxiety on crack: otherwise known as my kid is an addict what now?