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  1. 11-25-2009, 01:27 PM #16
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    Great list! I never noticed it before.
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    MOre with Less Cookbook and LIving More with Less . The first is published by the Mennonite Central Committee, I'm not sure about the 2nd.

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    Mahalo for the suggestions!! Just reading the titles made me relax. Am going to print out the list (with all additions) and take it to my favorite bookstore tomorrow - see what they have for 10 cents!!

    Perfect timing too - it's summer!!
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    Wow!! I am so overwhelmed with those list....Could I possibly go over with them?
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  5. 09-20-2010, 03:46 AM #20
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    Wow, that's some list!
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    I went to all this list and is was really amazing. I could see that we can learn financial stability on this one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by canadian gardener View Post
    Holy COW! WOW what a list!

    Several of my favourites in there, and plenty I've never heard of, and need to get moving on.

    Thankyou for that CJ, I can print that list out and take it to the library and get them to order stuff in on interlibrary loan if they dont' have it.
    Canadian gardener, that really is quite a list. And with that in mind, I'm hoping you could list a few of your favorites for me. Always appreciate the opinion of someone who's read already.

    Thanks so much!

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    and CJ, thanks to you too for putting that together for us! !
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    This is a great list. Since I am a beginner in simplifying life, I should get going.

    I would recommend the book I am currently reading:

    The Joy of Less, by Francine Jay
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    This is an AWESOME LIST! Has anyone ever thought about starting a Book group to go over the useful information in the books?

    I WOULD LOVE this..... as Most people around where I live think I am crack pot except for the people at the Alive and Well Clinic where they teach Yoga and Meditation.
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    Thanks for this list !
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    just found this thread tonight and thought maybe it could help some others. I'm always hunting for new books to check out at the library. and always looking for something new to learn
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    thanks for bumping this thread!! I have printed out the list!! Let it snow and I will read!!!
    Step 1 $207/1500
    Step 2 Student loan $160.00 monthly
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    Step 3 $252/$15000
    Step 4
    Step 5 1 child in college graduates 12/12
    2 child $50.00
    Step 6 $70,761/$93,000
    Step 7 Build wealth & give.
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