Kayla has now thrown two posts up here about “inexpensive” vacations. As far as big trips go cruises are a good deal if you do the things she talks about, but it’s important to note that we recognize an average of $250/day/person isn’t doable for most folks, especially those of the Millennial persuasion. We are very …
We’re baaaack! Looks pretty good right? We took our own advice and planned a cruise with twelve of our closest friends to Mexico, Honduras, and Belize. Since we’re still pretty jazzed about how much fun it was, I figured it’d be a good time to share some pictures, plus a few tips for saving money …
Right now we’re in the midst of the largest renovation we’ve undertaken together: the entire upstairs of our house. Taking apart almost half (500ish square feet) of our 1200 square foot house to the studs has been quite an undertaking so far, and we’re nowhere near finished. However, we do have a vision for the …
Looks great, right? Vacations are important to the psychological well-being of humans in my personal opinion. I’m pretty sure I’ve read research that agrees with me, but for now we’ll just say it’s my opinion. However, in tough financial times, it can be hard to get out and go, even though often these times are …
I started writing my first blog post, got about halfway through, then realized some of you may not know what the fuck I’m talking about, because you don’t have a background in land usage. I decided to instead make my first post about words, word usage, and my opinions about language in general so that …
In August 2011, Seth and I, along with two other roommates, moved into a 1200 square foot, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom (the horror! I know) bungalow that we rented from his parents, which is pictured below. Thanks Google Maps for happening to have an image from August 2011, probably two days after we moved in! …