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Change, Vacations and Friday #Shoutouts

With my new look, I am giving you a new concept for Friday, too (OK, it looks the same, but so does the new website look as well, but it will change slowly). The new look has put me back in Google’s good graces, and it does seem to load a little faster, but more changes are coming, stay tuned.

I have been enjoying a week off as a transition back into work after a rough 6 months of language training (yes, I know most of you think it’s a vacation, but it was not easy for me). Vacationing seems to mean catching up on all the stuff I kept putting off for the past little while, it’s almost like you should take a week off to prepare to go on vacation (if that makes any sense).

I am having a slight Olympics hangover, with not much sport wise to watch on TV, and a possible NHL strike looming on the horizon, that will mean I only get to watch NFL football games every single night of the week, how is a man to survive?

Money wise not too much new, other than the market upswing seems to be in a bit of a holding pattern, but that does not mean we are recovering, just that we don’t know where we are right now. The U.S. elections should be telling to see which way the economy is going to go in general, but I am not sure what a vote for either party really means either. My guess is the Republicans get into power, scrap Obama-care, and start spending like drunken sailors on stuff, whereas a reelection of Obama would mean the continued 4 year stalemate seen in the U.S. Government, but is either of these things bad? I have no idea.

Weekly Recap

Even on vacation, I managed to write some interesting copy:

And thanks to those who added me on Twitter. Check out my Facebook page as well .

#Shoutouts for the Week

More folks have returned from vacation, so a few more #shoutouts to send to my financial homefolk :

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    1. Bad advertising (i.e. Text Link Ads), I am working on revamping the site a bit more, maybe a few more graphics, but I do like the quicker loading time. The Theme I am using is very flexible, thus I have far too many choices :-).

  1. I’m glad I got my RRSP contribution invested part way into this recent market upswing. Thanks for the mention.

    P.S. I thought I was at the wrong site at first. Nice look.

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