Well, I thought I would post little ways that I find to save money. So, here's the first one. I registered for my baby showers at Target because I wanted to stay on their mailing lists for coupons. Periodically, I get booklets or individual coupons from them. So, this week, I got two coupons. 1) $10 off $100 or more and 2) $5 off $75 or more. I read the backs and there weren't any exclusions. So, I purchased a $100 gift card for $90. Yay! I shop there all the time for groceries, toiletries, prescriptions, clothing/shoes for the kids, etc. So, it won't take me long before it's used. And I'm just going to write it into the budget as I buy the things I need. I know that the key is not to feel like I have free money and use it for things I want instead of need. But, I don't plan on doing that. Anyways, that was my little fun way to save some money this week =)
Why is it that my generation (I belong to Gen X) and generations after us always seem to think that they know more than the generations that have come before us? Why is there such a lack of respect in our generation for our elders? Why do we think that the liturgy of the church and hymns are irrelevant? It is ironic to me that the emergent movement is saying that the seeker sensitive movement is irrelevant. It seems as if it was only a few years ago when it was the seeker sensitive movement that said to the traditional church that it (the traditional church) was irrelevant. I'm reading a book with all of these big words and I want to be honest--I didn't understand a lot of it. I'm not dumb. I understood most of it, but the author was assuming a lot of background knowledge on the part of the reader. Most of the time I learn deep theological concepts and then I have to store them in my "attic" (as Autumn would say) because there isn't enough room in the ...
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