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Tag: Money

The Simple Life

Posted on August 5th, 2013 :: 8:00 amAugust 4th, 2013 :: 11:24 pm by Greg

I have two friends who host a podcast called “Cultivate Simple“. It’s about working toward living simply, intentionally, in every area of life. They certainly are quite good at this, but I always chuckle at the title as I am also aware of the multitude of actitivies and responsibilities and events that dot their schedules….

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[FromTheArchive] I’ll Never Make a Million

Posted on March 17th, 2012 :: 8:30 amMarch 15th, 2012 :: 2:02 pm by Greg

Recently, money has been a big issue again here in the Campbell household. I wonder if it just is for every household. I know it’s not for some. But I think it might be for many, if not most. And it is here. Sadly it seems there are times where the topic of money (money…

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Modern Parallels In 50-Year-Old Novel

Posted on August 16th, 2010 :: 2:38 pm by Greg

I am currently reading a book from the 1950s called “Atlas Shrugged”. It’s a novel about government and business, and the various interactions between regulations and “the public good” versus free market (and individual freedom), capitalism and profits and such. It’s quite intriguing on many levels (also very long!) I had heard Ayn Rand’s name…

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Mastering Money or Money Is Master?

Posted on April 2nd, 2010 :: 5:46 pmApril 2nd, 2010 :: 11:24 pm by Greg

A couple conversations of late have reminded me of a book I read a while back (at the recommendation of a friend who had really loved it) regarding the management of money. It was (and is) particularly relevant as we are facing mountainous debt (accumulated over many years, and some the result of “questionable” business…

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God Provided… by NOT Providing?

Posted on August 30th, 2009 :: 9:46 pm by Greg

We had an interesting little “wrap up” time as a family tonight. After returning from dinner with friends tonight, we got jammies on and then all gathered in the family room. We were going to read a book, but I had some things on my mind that I wanted to share before we did. See,…

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Deposit @ Home: Electronic banking the way it should be?

Posted on August 25th, 2009 :: 3:56 pm by Greg

While listening to an episode of MacBreak Weekly, one of their frequent tangents took them to a service offered by a bank that I hadn’t ever heard of: deposit from home. As a self-employed web design guy, I often get payments in the form of checks. The craziest thing in the world to me is…

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God’s Provision: Perfect.

Posted on August 7th, 2009 :: 10:41 pm by Greg

I’ve mentioned here many times how God has arranged things for us to be able to pay our bills, feed our kids, and keep our house. It’s really astounding at times. I’m pretty sure that “on paper” … it just shouldn’t work. But it does. It always does. I forgot to, or didn’t get to,…

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What Does a Trillion Dollars Look Like?

Posted on March 11th, 2009 :: 11:28 am by Greg

Got an e-mail from my Dad today, one of them there e-mail forwards. (He enjoys those…) I try to read most of them (sorry, Dad, can’t read them all…) and several I comment back to him on, but only a very few do I share. (Almost none do I forward. If I share, I share…

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Bailouts

Posted on December 19th, 2008 :: 12:09 pm by Greg

As you are well aware, I do not frequently comment on things in the political realm here. Mostly because it either seems irrelevant to me, or too annoying to talk about anyway. (Or, too volatile to post thoughts here… why are some people so tied to their political thoughts/beliefs/affiliations??) But today I saw the first…

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Not How I Planned It

Posted on September 2nd, 2008 :: 1:05 am by Greg

Well, I just got back – AGAIN – from Buffalo. We spent the extra long weekend there visiting with Jen’s family, and came home pretty late tonight (got the kids in bed around 11pm) to find that I had forgotten my laptop there. An hour and a half away there. And, not only do I…

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