Roundup: July 1st-15th
By theprofessionalhobo ~ July 15th, 2009. Filed under: Australia, links.
As you read this, I am on a series of airplanes that will take me from Melbourne to LA, to NYC, and eventually to Toronto. I think the first leg of my journey is 33 hours, with a few days in New York to catch my breath, and then onwards to Toronto and the world’s shortest ferry ride (or, almost the world’s shortest, anyway).
Although I have been writing busily in preparation for some time away from my computer, most of the things I have written have not yet been published. So stay tuned for some very interesting upcoming roundups, including a few forays into print magazines! In the meantime, I dare you to pick up some new tips from the varied articles below:
WISE BREAD
Budgeting for Your Next Vacation: Yaycations
Here is a fun tool to help you figure out how you can save money, and then where that money can take you. It gives us a chance to dream big, and (even better) find ways to make those dreams come true. Come play!
25 Things to do With Used Corks (Including Making Money With Them)
Both wine aficionados and eco-enthusiasts alike will enjoy this article, which shows how and where you can recycle your used corks, or how you can reuse them yourself.
Pesky Pests: Easy Homemade Mosquito and Insect Traps and Repellent
With the summer heat come the summer critters and pests too. Keep those insects, ants, wasps, rodents, and other creepy crawlies at bay with these easy homemade recipes. You probably already have what you need, so give it a try!
AMEX OPEN FORUM
Life Insurance For Your Business
Although a slightly morbid topic, business owners agree that this is something that needs to be discussed, because your business is worthy of insuring. This article specifically explores the concept of funding a Buy-Sell/Shareholder’s Agreement, as well as Key-Man/Key-Person Insurance.
As usual, a vote for the usefulness of this article would be greatly appreciated!
SHOUT OUTS
Eric at TravelBlogs did a fabulous interview with me, where we discussed my full-time travels, my new book
Living Large on a Small Budget: Interview with Nora Dunn
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