I have complained about our bath faucet in several occasions before but I guess we don’t need to replace it. We will be moving out in a couple of days. So, it is really unwise to buy a new one then just leave it behind.
My desktop computer will turn two years old this coming November 2009. Since we have purchased it, we have done several upgrades, from CRT to LCD monitor, new set of Altec Lansing speakers, three-in-one printer (printer, scanner, and photocopier), and some additional memory.
My blog has turned one year old already. It seems that it was just yesterday that I have started blogging about things that I have found interesting online. Just lately, I have been thinking that maybe I should seriously consider making money from my blog so that I could help more with our family’s finances.
My children and I are planning to move out from our current apartment. There are some circumstances that have forced us to rent a room instead of a whole house. This way we can save from our monthly rental expenses. Aside from that, we will be given an opportunity to start a small food business because the place I have found has a vacant store that the landlady allowed for me to rent too.
Tip # 15
If you are employed in most countries, you and your employer are required to pay a mandatory amount to government assisted hospitalization insurance (Medicare). This will help employees in times of emergencies. But because of the meager amount, sometimes it is not enough to pay for the hospital bills.
The apartment that we are renting right now is tiled, the living room floors, the bathroom and the kitchen dashboard. I really loved it because it is much easier to clean than having furnished or rough cement. But the problem with ordinary tiles is that they break if too much heat is applied which of course usually happens under our gas stove.
