March 2nd Friday Five – Birthday Edition
By Jeremy on Mar 02, 2007 with Comments 4
For my birthday this coming weekend I will be treating myself to some new golf clubs. I have been using the same old clubs for about 13 years and it is time to upgrade finally. It helps that they are $100 off this weekend as well. On that note here are some great posts from around the web over the past week:
Reducing Debt – Where Did We Start? – Tricia take a look at getting started on reducing that debt. It always helps to hear personal experiences.
The New Math: Cheap Alternatives to Cable Television -Are you tired of paying through the nose for a lot of channels you never watch? J.D. takes a look at some alternatives.
Top 5 Ways Companies Use Psychology to Trick You – A lot of companies use dirty little tricks to make you want to purchase their product. Lazy Man points out some of these tricks.
Dissecting Your Paycheck – Do you take your paycheck for granted? Most of us do, but it can help to examine your pay stub and find out exactly where your money is going.
10 Reasons Why You Should Become an Entrepreneur Today – There are some good reasons to become an entrepreneur. Ben examines ten really good reasons.
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Happy Birthday (one or two days early)!
Happy Birthday from one March baby to another
Thank you for the mention!
I hope the clubs improve your game
Happy bday
Thanks guys. And the clubs should improve my game a bit, but I’m not expecting anything substantial. But considering the age of my old clubs and how technology has improved over the past 10-15 years I should notice some improvement.
I would just like to get my handicap down to around 7 again and I’d be happy.