Cost of Living and Doctor’s Fees in 1848
Sometimes it’s not so much how you live as where you live that determines how much money you can really save over the course of a year.
And we can thank the COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH (C2ER) for their annual COST OF LIVING report that lists the LEAST EXPENSIVE CITIES to live in, based on the monthly rent for a 2-bedroom apartment, monthly average house payment, a gallon of gas, a hamburger, and a 1/2-gallon of milk.
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The other day, Web Watch was chatting with a friend when she said that she “often” does stuff.
But she didn’t say “off-en”, she said “off-ten”. In other words, she pronounced the “T” in “often”.
It’s understandable. It’s a common mistake. It’s certainly wrong, but she didn’t know. She always that that she was pronouncing it perfectly. Now she’s totally embarassed, wondering what else she had been saying that she has been pronouncing wrong all these years.
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The Educated Franchisee:
The How-To Book for Choosing a Winning Franchise
Are you looking for a business to invest in, perhaps becoming an owner-operator of your own established chain of [whatever]?
If so, then you probably already subscribe to Entrepreneur magazine
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12 hassle-free exercises that you can do while watching TV
Now that we’re fully into the new year, it’s time to revisit that age-old New Year’s Resolution, GOING TO THE GYM MORE OFTEN.
Those of us who are smart will take the first six weeks of the year and NOT go to the gym on a regular basis, as then we have to deal with the newbie idiots who’ve never been to the gym before but feel that it’s necessary in order to Feel Good About Themselves Because They’re Sticking to their New Year’s Resolution.
Those people can suck it, because they’re not going to be around the gym any more after the Super Bowl is over. We all know that January is the worst time to try to use the gym since it’s more crowded than it needs to be.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to visit Web Watch in 2011. For those of you who haven’t been able to visit every day, let’s take a look at what you did come and see while you were here:
The top ten most viewed Web Watch articles for 2011 were:
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Many years ago, Web Watch thought that we knew we had enough money if other people considered us to be “peculiar”.
As we got older, we determined that being “peculiar” wasn’t good enough — we knew that we had enough money if other people considered us to be “eccentric” instead.
The question that Web Watch still has to answer is how to we get enough money to even be thought of as “odd”, since we’re nowhere close to having “odd” enough money.
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Santa Responds: He’s Had Enough…and He’s Writing Back!
Have you written your letter to Santa yet?
Confessions of a Wannabe Cheerleader
We all know that NFL players are some of the most injured sports athletes around.
According to the National Center of Catastrohopic Injury Research, 97% of all catastrophic sports injuries happened to NFL players.
What’s a “catastrophic sports injury”? Something that leads to paralysis or death.
So let’s take a look at what sport is number two on the Center’s list:
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