Good morning Dinks. It’s Friday, another week is over and I am on another weekend getaway.  As you read this I am on a train to go back to my hometown.  I don’t go home very often since the whole fallout with my family three years ago, but to tell you the truth I miss my best friend.  I have been avoiding my home town because every time I think about that place I remember that awful night and I am reminded about every thing that I lost. But I miss my best friend  – so I am going home to spend some time with her.

Do you have a childhood friend that you are still in contact with?

There is no relationship like the one you have with someone who grew up just like you, who understands everything about you and more importantly why you are the way you are because they are like that too.

Have a great weekend Dinks. Enjoy these wonderful posts from our personal finance friends.

Money Beagle – There’s No Time For Those Who Don’t Have Time For You

Canadian Budget Binder – Budgeting tips for low-income families

Budgets Are Sexy – Why Worry About Money?

Len Penzo – How I live on less than $40,000 annually

Microblogger – How to Get  Your First Visitor

Clever Dude – A Brief Currency Update

Canadian Finance Blog – Planning & Organizing Your Vacation

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Tahnya is a Certified Financial Planner and former Investment Advisor turned marketing and communications professional She holds a degree from Concordia University, is debt free and currently works in the field of digital marketing.

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