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Is It OK To Copy Your Children’s DVD’s

Published or updated May 20, 2013 by Glen Craig

Pile of DVD's

I’m not much of a DVD movie buyer.

Back in the day I would buy VHS movies that I liked.  Most of them were watched frequently so the purchases were justified (I even wore a few out).  But now that we are in the age of DVD (ok, we’re probably past that, but I’m a little slow to catch up to BluRay), I don’t really need DVD’s of my favorite movies.  With cable and Netflix around I can always find something to watch and hardly get to any of the few DVD’s I already own. 

But there’s one BIG exception – KIDS MOVIES!
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Filed Under: Kids, Life Tagged With: backup dvd, copy dvds, kids movies, winx dvd ripper platinum

Eating Healthy on a Budget

Published or updated April 27, 2012 by Glen Craig

fruits and vegetables

Eating is a basic human need, yet for many it is often surrounded by mystery, mystique and confusion – differentiating healthy from non-healthy is often a difficult task.  This, coupled with the challenge of eating healthy while on a budget, intensifies the issue to epidemic proportions.  Searching out the proper way to eat, while also saving on costs, can be an overwhelming task.  Below, I outline the best ways to eat well on a budget, and I hope this will aid in your mission!
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Filed Under: Budget, Life, Shopping Tagged With: Budget, Healthy Eating

Make Extra Money Taking Real Estate Photos

Published or updated May 9, 2013 by Glen Craig

We recently closed on the sale of our home. Selling a home is a tricky process.  So many factors go into presenting your home to prospective buyers: Price, listings, open houses, dressing your home, getting the best real estate brokers, where the market is…I can go on!  One aspect you can control is how your place is presented to buyers.  One thing we noticed is many people don’t have good pictures of their homes online in their listings.  I’m talking bad picture angles, terrible lighting, pictures of clutter, old dates showing on the pictures, blurry shots, you name it.  And why?  Many don’t understand the importance of dressing their home for sale and putting their best image out their to attract buyers.

Enter taking real estate photos!

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Filed Under: Home, Life, Money, Work Tagged With: Real Estate Photos

My Experience Switching To Cable/Digital Phone Service

Published or updated July 14, 2013 by Glen Craig

So we moved recently.

Among the many things we had to switch to our new home was our cable TV connection which also includes our internet connection.  Since the cable provider is the same where we moved it would only be a matter of letting the cable company know about the new location so they can send a technician to set everything up.
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Ten Things I Learned Moving – And Tips

Published or updated August 21, 2016 by Glen Craig 29 Comments

Our move is over!

Whew.

That was really a tough couple of days.  For sure most moves should NOT be like ours.  We were waiting to get a closing date on the sale of our co-op before we committed to a move so we did a lot last minute.  It was very stressful and in hindsight there was a lot we could have done earlier to make our move easier (some things couldn’t be helped).  For sure we learned a lot in this experience that we’ll remember for the next time we move.
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