So many quotable posts today:

Get Rich Slowly:

What guarantee do I have that Get Rich Slowly can continue to produce enough income to support me? What guarantee do I have that I'll still want to do this three years from now? There are no guarantees.

Grad Money Matters:

I think our out-of-pocket expenses over the next couple of months will be in the range of $7,000 - $12,000 :( We don't know if that will be the end of it, or if the bills will continue through next year. We have seen this coming for a while now, and still our emergency savings sit at the same $5,000 - $6,000 that it has been at for the past year or so. I don't know if we have been living with our head buried in the sand hoping that somehow, magically, we can dodge the bullet, or it is just a matter of old habits dying hard.

Ka-Blog!:

I admit that when writing a bummer of a financial trend story I'm empathetic, but can't personally relate. And I wonder how it is that I've resisted the ATVs and new cars and 3,000 square foot homes I can't afford while others don't.

Mapgirl:

My Altima is going to die in my parking lot. I am not going to get rid of it. I can't. I'm trying to squeeze out every last dime of value on the thing.

My Open Wallet:

"Do whatever you can to delay spending money for as long as possible, and if you're lucky, maybe you won't have to spend it at all!"

Single Ma:

As of 9 November 2007, Single Ma is now: Debt Free!!