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Monthly Archives: May 2009

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So About That TV

Posted on May 31, 2009 by teacherfinance

I did end up getting a TV last week, a Samsung 40″ 1080p/120hz LCD flat screen. I paid $1190 for the TV, and another $170 for a protection plan. I know, I know, protection plans are almost always a scam, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Money Out | 3 Replies

My Mom Called Me a Name!

Posted on May 26, 2009 by teacherfinance

Over the weekend, I was talking to my mom about my ongoing TV saga, and how I’m having a hard time making a decision about which TV to buy. I told her that, no matter which way I look at … Continue reading →

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I’m Gearing Up for a Spend-y Weekend

Posted on May 21, 2009 by teacherfinance

School is definitely winding down; this week and the next two weeks are Maryland’s high school testing weeks, so class time is low key. The unspoken “rule” is that no real teaching is done during testing weeks so that the … Continue reading →

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"But I Deserve It"

Posted on May 17, 2009 by teacherfinance

Most people work hard, especially Americans. Maybe too hard. On average, Americans only take 12 working days off per year, a figure much lower than in other comparably developed nations. Also, Americans work more hours per week than those in … Continue reading →

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