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Roundup and Link Love: Need YOUR Suggestions

by Ron

The great thing about going on a wonderful family vacation is all the time I get to spend with my wife and kids. The bad thing is that as soon as we get back, I’m back to the same old grind and it’s as if nothing ever happened. Depressing sometimes.

I’m looking forward to next year though, since it will be my 20 year wedding anniversary. We could use some suggestions on places to go. We’ve considered a Mediterranean cruise, a trip to Hawaii, an Alaskan cruise, and a trip to England or France. Give me YOUR suggestions in the comments below. This is a special trip and we’ve been saving for it for quite some time.

SPOTLIGHT SITE OF THE WEEK!

What It Costs is a new site set up to help you and me find out the ballpark cost of various products and services, from What It Costs For A Wedding Photographer to What It Costs For A Landscape Architect. It really is a neat site and yes, they DO have What It Costs For An Alaskan Cruise on there!

What It Costs has everything set up by categories such as:

  • Business
  • Fashion & Style
  • Go Green
  • Health
  • Historical
  • Hobbies
  • Home & Garden
  • Out There
  • People
  • Recreation
  • Sports & Fitness
  • Travel
  • Weddings

There is also a search function, a newsletter, and the opportunity to make suggestions. Check it out when you get the chance!

The Fab Five

Our Baby Girl is Here! at My Dollar Plan. Madison’s family grew a little larger yesterday as they welcomed their daughter to the world.

When To Give Up A Side Hustle at Frugal Dad. Breaking up is hard to do, especially when you had some high hopes!

How To Make Today Memorable at Marc and Angel Hack Life. The days just seem to fly by. There are only just so many of them. Make them memorable.

How To Start Your Life All Over Again at My Supercharged Life. Sometimes we all need to stop, reassess, and get back on the right track again by starting over.

Simplify Your Life by Bartering for What You Need at On Simplicity. The ins and outs, the whys and hows of bartering, and you guessed it, simply!

About the author

Ron Haynes has written 1078 articles on this blog.


Ron is the founder and editor of The Wisdom Journal. He has worked in banking, distribution, retail, and upper management for companies ranging in size from small startups to multi-billion dollar corporations. He graduated Suma Cum Laude from a top MBA program and currently is a partner in a national building materials company.


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Angie

Hope you have a great vacation! I know what you mean about the grind. I’m working on that too.

Clay Cummings

I will one day go to Egypt, but for a trip like you are looking for, my wife and I want to go to Ireland.

Kacie

My husband and I went on an Alaskan cruise for our honeymoon 2 years ago. It was awesome! We went on the Holland America line, which from what I understand, is a little more upscale than say, Carnival or Royal Carribean.

It was seven nights and we sailed round-trip from Seattle. Ports of call included Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Victoria B.C., and one day in Glacier Bay.

Beautiful scenery! Amazing, truly.

So peaceful, and the food was the best I’ve ever had.

There’s lots to do on board, and you can also just plain relax. The ship I was on had a few pools and one of them was under a retractable roof, so you could swim even though it was too cool to swim outdoors.

We didn’t do any paid excursions — we just wandered about each port city on our own. It was a lot of fun!

Email me if you have any questions or would like to see some photos of our trip.

Affacturage

Let’s face it: despite many people’s protestations to the contrary, too many folks have an automatic trust of government. When there is a problem, many of us don’t like to think of government as the problem but as the solution. Add to that the near phobia that many have about economics as business and what do we get? Pretty much what we have now: a government going billions of dollars IN debt in attempts to get the economy OUT of debt, We get a government doing such idiotic things as bailing out companies for whom bankruptcy is imminent and buying up banks.

Marc and Angel Hack Life

Thanks for the love, Ron. ;-)

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