I’m bored. I suppose that’s the fate of any blogger who dedicates himself or herself to a subject that’s been covered exhaustively for several years now by an army of dedicated scribblers and yackers. I mean, c’mon, how many twists can you insert into the fundamental plot of personal finance—spend less than you earn and …
What inspires you to write? What makes your creative juices flow? Is it the aroma of fresh coffee at Starbucks—the low din of background voices, the cushy chairs and the soft music that rev you up? Or is it a fresh page in a new notebook or writing journal? How about sitting on a deck …
I’m Mr. Groovy and I have a fabulous life. Did you know that I’ve been on Radical Personal Finance and Stacking Benjamins? Did you know that I’ve been featured on Rockstar Finance so many times I’ve lost count? [Mrs. Groovy: I haven’t. Ten times between the two of us.] Oh, and did I forget to …
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Mr. Groovy and I retired back in October of 2016. After six months we’re still finding our way but so far, the trip is awesome. I’m happy to report my need for daily naps has abated and I finally began my piano lessons again. Mr. G just recently acquired his safety vest, camera harness, and …
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Mrs. Groovy and I are truly touched and humbled by this past year in blogging. Through comments, emails, tweets, phone calls (thank you, Fritz), and Skype calls (thank you, Ms. Montana), we’ve met a ton of fascinating people. And in the very near feature, two of these digital connections will move into the analog realm (see …
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