It’s A Wonderful Wednesday!

It’s early morning, the rain is pounding on my windows (no watering the plants in the morning!) and I am doing one of my favorite things: blogging with all of you.

I am in a great mood, so this blog is going to reflect great news, a great weather report, and a great song (in my opinion at least).   I am going to start with something my mom. Judi, emailed me earlier today.  She knows I love to dance, and even my little guy is taking Salsa classes right now (he also loves to dance) and watching this makes me realize he and I are joined by so many others around the world in our love of moving to music. 

WARNING: If you watch this, you are going to smile.

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Feel Good Yet?  She does…

Ok, here’s more.

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Feel Good Song of the Day:   Dionne Warwick, “Do You Know The Way to San Jose?”

I heard someone whistling this walking down the road yesterday and it made me happy, and I couldn’t wait to get on Youtube to listen to it again.  So I thought, “Well, if it made me happy, and someone found it worth whistling, my bloggers will go CRAZY over it.”  That might be an exaggeration, but if it makes a couple of you smile, I have done my job.

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Maybe a big savings account will make you feel good?

Easy Way to Save $12,000

The economy is tough, fuel and grocery prices are up… savings?  Who has any extra money to think about that?  But what if there was an easy way…  from http://www.yahoo.com/

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A sum like $12,000 doesn’t usually make the news, but one Boston Globe reporter has managed to trick herself into saving that amount by adopting a creative way to save. With two daughters in college and a mortgage to pay, Marie Franklin and her husband didn’t have any extra money to put into savings. While perusing online, she came across a saving trick that suggested saving every five she acquired and depositing them into a separate savings account.

Once she’s collected ten fives in her wallet, Marie deposits the $50 into her designated savings account, and once that account has $2,000 she purchases a CD to earn higher interest. After three years of saving all of her fives, she has accumulated $12,000 in savings. Marie acknowledges that this method of saving requires discipline, but her unconventional habit has obviously worked for her.

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Feel Good Forecast:

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And, it’s Wednesday to boot, half way through the week!  See?  Don’t you feel better now?

:)  KL