A Carnival Shutout and Some Link Love

Well, obvi­ously I don’t have this whole Car­ni­val thing fig­ured out yet 

Car­ni­val sub­mis­sions:  3
Car­ni­val accep­tances: 0

I gotta admit, that one hurt.  But here I am back at my key­board.  It’s just a good thing my moti­va­tion for blog­ging isn’t the pur­suit of exter­nal recog­ni­tion 

Not one to hold a grudge (I lie, I can hold a grudge as well as any­one but I’m also a bit neu­rotic so I’m going to assume that none of my sub­mis­sions were accepted because they sucked), I’m going to spread a lit­tle link love.

Here are the posts that I starred in my Google reader this week:

• wealthy_1 @ col­lect­ingmy­cash asked What is a dis­cre­tionary fund anyway?
• Beyond the Con­sumer writes How AT&T Lied to My Wife
• pinyo @ Moolanomy pre­sented the inau­gural edi­tion of Ask The Expert with Larry Swedroe
• Blunt Money says that the prize for most unusual use of Quicken goes to …
• glblguy’s Money Sav­ing Tip #19 explains how to get a bet­ter shave for less money – info I’ve tucked away for The Son’s upcom­ing 14th birthday
• Mighty Bar­gain Hunter sings the praises of gift cards; I, too, give gift cards and love to receive them — I sure wish some­one would give me an iTunes card
• The Dough Roller wrote the Ulti­mate Guide to Tra­di­tional and Roth 401(k) and IRA Retire­ment Accounts

And though not money-related, Dawn @ One Woman’s Jour­ney wrote about Kids Who Are Dif­fer­ent… – a sub­ject very dear to my heart.

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