It is so wonderful to not worry about those in this strange time.

I wrote a post last month called Pick One. Paying off my student loans and growing my net worth. Living a full and fun life. Last month feels like a really, really long time ago. November 17, 2016 by S. Is actually the title of one of my favorite Agatha Christie books. But it also works as the title of this October updates post.

It was easy to up Mr. I really, really want to be the people that blast down their mortgage balance while simultaneously maxing out 2 Roth IRAs, Mr.

Saying goodbye to the 9 to 5. Well, 2017 started off rough as we had to put our oldest dog Quinn down yesterday.

We are big believers in living below our means; spending less than we earn. We try to only spend money on what is essential or makes us happy.

The story of a Belgian father on his journey to Financial Independence. Following Christopher on his journey to Financial Independence is interesting. December Market Income and Year Review. Hellip; More December Market Income and Year Review.

In Pursuit of a Beautiful, Multi-Faceted Life. This past week has brought me back to the beginning of our financial semi-independence journey. Whereas short-term goals may help keep you focused, I find that the vision of achieving your long-term goals can.

Not Even Cold November Rain. Might as well write about the rain. November ended the drought and wildfires of the past few weeks with a blaze of glory. Heavy rains with tornadoes in some areas ended a 66 day stretch of dryness.

Where Should We Travel in 2017? December 30, 2016. Fall in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.