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This Week in the Archives: Blue Lion Edition
by Flexo on July 11, 2007
in Administration
There’s something exciting when the five lions combine to form Voltron, despite the fact it happened every episode. Also, Princess Allura was hot.
Here are some articles I’ve written in past years at Consumerism Commentary. From July 8-15, 2006:
* July 9: Excel Template for Income and Expense Report
* July 10: Excel Template for Net Worth Report (Balance Sheet)
* July 10: The Top 25 Money Tips of All Time (Part 4)
* July 11: Thinking About Moving Savings From ING Direct to HSBC Direct?
* July 12: Update: Moving Savings From ING Direct to HSBC Direct
* July 12: Cash Back Rewards for Paying Rent
* July 13: Enigrant Direct’s New Website (Soon)
* July 15: Old Promotion, New Trick: Free $75 With ShareBuilder
* July 8: Extreme Frugal Living and Farming vs. Hunting-Gathering
* July 11: Best Place to Live is 45 Minutes From Me
* July 12: The Etiquette of Money Talk
* July 13: These Rules Don’t Work
* July 13: Property Taxes
* July 15: Money Clubs
* July 15: NetWorthIQ
In July 2004, I was taking a break from Consumerism Commentary, and in July 2003, I was just getting started.
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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.
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