I have this ridiculous collection of DVD’s. It is about as large as my baseball card collection when I was a kid. The truth is, I have so many that I really don’t know what I have anymore. I am more obsessive with thw DVD’s than I was with the cards. Make no mistake. I was a nut with the cards. Recently my fiancee purchased furniture retail software. She brought it over for me to look at and laid it down on my desk. While we were having a glass of wine my roommate inadvertantly put her disc in with some of mine in an attempt to tidy up. We now have a needle in a haystack.
It can be immensly frustrating when you go out and bid a home improvement job and win the bid, only to be told the financing didn’t happen. Money has been so tight that even people with above average credit are being turned down. If the big shots didn’t hide the concept of infinite banking from most of us, there would be a lot more people with self funding than there are now. If you bought a life insurance policy ten years ago and that premium served as a basis to fund your very own bank, you would be in a position to loan yourself the money and actually collect the interest payments instead of some bank.
Thanks for the post, Arthur Lawrence
I’m wondering if anyone else out there has had the same situation as me: basically that your parents are still really sound of mind but they need something a little more geared towards them. My parents are older and they’re less mobile than they used to be so I try really hard to keep them in the loop. I got them satellite from http://www.satelliteinternetbroadband.com/ for their house and I actually had them get online and look up over 55 communities in their area they could live in and not have to worry about things like mowing the lawn and cleaning the pool. They’ve found one in Arizona they really like but we’ll see…my mom’s not all that social so I don’t know how she’ll like the bridge club and all those pre-set activities but I know dad would love the golf. Anyway, they seem happy and I’m so thankful they’ve still got each other. I love being a part of their brood and helping them out when and where I can!
