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My favorite thing about kindergarten was the books. Unlike preschool -- where people read to you -- in kindergarten you got to pick out your own books and read them by yourself. That was big. And to encourage us to read, every once in a while my teacher handed out leaflets we could take home to convince Mom and Dad to buy us our own copies. "I'll take one Caps for Sale and one Goodnight Moon," I'd say to myself as I put neat little "1s" on the order form. Then, sure enough, a few weeks later these books would magically appear on my desk. I couldn't believe how lucky I was that they were mine to keep. And my parents were especially generous right before school let out for the summer, letting me order more books than usual so I'd have extras.
While some children might cringe at the thought of "summer reading" -- imagining long, boring books assigned over those precious three months off! -- it doesn't have to be a chore. Here we've gathered recommended reading lists from a variety of sources: parent groups, library groups, teacher associations, reading groups -- you name it. Take a look -- you could discover something even a reluctant reader would enjoy, or find new books that your little bookworm will eagerly gobble up. And while you may not have a leaflet handy, you can still buy these books or borrow them from your local library. Happy summer reading!1/2 Price Living
It’s a new month and time for a new frugal book review. A college friend recently emailed me asking for some encouragement as her family transitions to living on one income. This is a frequent and honest challenge for many families, especially for Lutheran church workers. Therefore, this book review is for you, Anne, and for all the others with the hopes and desires to live on one income.
As I mentioned in last month’s review, Ellie Kay is one of my favorite Christian financial writers. She has a wonderful way of sharing what she’s learned and lived while providing encouragement for those of us in the midst of these challenges. This month’s review focuses on another book by her –1/2 Price Living.
Ellie begins the book by reminding us, “The dreams God dreams for us are better than the dreams we dream for ourselves. The key is to do what’s best for your family in your situation and in your timing.” (p. 18) The desire to be a stay-at home Mom is one that many women feel but many also feel it is out of their reach. It can be overwhelming and that is why this book is a good one to read.
Where does one begin? To begin with, the decision to stay at home must be one with which both the husband and wife agree. As Ellie says, “The decision to stay at home needs to be a mutual one. There needs to be support on both sides to find success and fulfillment living on one income.” (p. 32) That is indeed true. Before my husband and I married, we had these discussions. We believe it is very important for our (someday) children to have a stay at home parent. We are thankful to our mothers who made this decision to stay at home and raise us. For this reason and many others, I enjoyed reading a book that showed how it is indeed possible to stay at home and live on one income.
One of Ellie’s most important tidbits is that when staying at home, as in anything, “Having a plan helps. Having no plan hurts.” (p. 44) That is the reason and purpose behind this book. That is the reason this book is helpful – for those currently staying at home, for those who want to stay at home and for those who are pondering the possibility of staying at home.
½ Price Living begins with Ellie’s seven steps to being a stay at home Mom. These steps (see below) are discussed in greater deal in the book.
- What is your current income?
- What are your current monthly expenses?
- What are your current assets?
- What are your current liabilities?
- Determine your projected “one income.”
- Determine goal expenses.
- Determine variable savings factors.
Ellie also devotes chapters to layering the savings in both the grocery store and other areas of shopping, as well as how to grow your nest egg and save while staying at home. Each chapter concludes with practical and easy to implement tips. This book has a wide variety of content that is sure to interest and educate.
If you are ready to consider how to make the most of your life while living on one income, read ½ Price Living today. Check it out from the library, or add a copy to your bookshelves as I myself did. I’ll include a permanent link on my Amazon sidebar, if you’d like to see what deals you can find there.
As you consider how to live contentedly on one income, I hope that this book by Ellie provides you the same encouragement it does me.Wait so you would be doing everything, network support, server support, cloud support for azure and microsoft 365 / potentially everything else that they have for 55K? (Desktop support is vague, it could mean everything)

I would probably try to get some clarification on what the actual job duties look like. If you will strictly be a desktop support person for 150 employees 55k is pretty good. However if you are the only "desktop support" person and have to basically be a IT Director/sysadmin then 55k is bad, in my opinion.My dog’s wound won’t heal. What should I do? The curious streaks and playful nature of dogs can easily get them into trouble. It’s no wonder why they end up with wounds when playing, getting into fights with other animals, or by accident. Sustaining a wound is bad enough, more so when the wound is taking a long time to heal. Before you suspect anything serious, you should be aware that healing and repair of any wound undergo four stages - inflammation, debridement, repair, and maturation. Keep reading to learn about these healing stages and what to do if your dog’s wound isn’t healing correctly. Are you concerned about your pet?Book a video consultation with an experienced veterinarian within minutes.Professional vet advice onlineLow-cost video vet consultationsOpen 24 hours a day, 365 days a year Book Video Consultation Stages of Wound HealingAlthough there are several types of wounds, all undergo similar stages of healing. The duration of each stage depends on the type of wound, management, and your dog’s overall health.Stage 1 - InflammationThe first stage of wound healing is characterized by swelling, redness, pain, and heat. There may be a loss of function in the affected area. At this stage, the immune system is activated and there is increased blood flow to the area.However, if during this stage, your pet is experiencing an unusually high fever, excessive bleeding, or a bad odor you should call your vet. This can indicate that the wound has become infected.Stage 2 - DebridementThe second stage of wound healing involves “wound clean-up” on the cellular level. White blood cells remove dead cells and tissues and kill any bacteria that are present. Pus is usually present at this stage.Wound debridement can be a natural process, performed by your pet’s body, or it can be performed by your vet to surgically remove damaged or unhealthy tissue.You should never attempt to