What I’m Reading This Week

Since I was in class all day, I had no time to cruise my favorite blogs while waiting on large query runs. (Don’t lie. We all do it. We all surf the web from work. Some of are just lucky enough to have built-in downtime while we wait for stuff to grind.)

This is a list of blogs I liked this week. Nothing in particular, but the first places that pop into mind when I want to start wandering aimlessly around the PF Blogosphere. They’re in no particular order either, just what was in front of me as I started clicking around. If there is an article I really liked, it’s a link for it. Sorry for not being fancier. I really wanted to go to bed when I drafted this post.

Young And Broke - How to be a good saver

My Money Blog - Jonathan explains his midterm and longterm goals

Debt Hater - A serious drama with her car. I love a good drama!

Single Ma - Can you keep up with her?

Boston Gal’s Open Wallet.blogspot.com/

Madame X at My Open Wallet.blogspot.com/

English Major Money

Tired But Happy

Flexo at Consumerism Commentary.com/ - Advice your auto shop won’t tell you. Stuff I could have used last year.

Jim at Blueprint for Prosperity

Millionaire Artist.com/

Five Cent Nickel.com/ - An interesting discussion on how do you track your receipts?

JLP at All Financial Matters

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This entry (permalink) was posted on Thursday, May 10th, 2007 at 7:25 AM by mapgirl and categorized in Articles I Like, Uncategorized.

Comments (3) left to “What I’m Reading This Week”

  1. jim wrote:

    Thanks for the vote of confidence :)

    Posted on 10-May-07 at 8:08 am | Permalink

  2. Flexo wrote:

    Thanks for the mention!

    Posted on 10-May-07 at 10:16 am | Permalink

  3. Single Ma wrote:

    Thanks for the link love!

    BTW, I’m really diggin NoVA. I keep getting lost, but you guys have EVERYTHING here. Love it!!

    Posted on 10-May-07 at 7:32 pm | Permalink

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