Nov
20
Fables about iPods at the Carnivals
Filed Under Blog Carnivals
Just two carnivals to share this week, but they’re both awesome because they both included my posts as editor’s picks!
First, M is for Money hosted Carnival of Personal Finance #231. In addition to my post about my emergency fund saving us from a paycheck error, I also recommend Engaged Marriage’s post about the best way to avoid money fights.
Second, Cheap Healthy Good hosted Festival of Frugality #204. In addition to my post about questions to ask before getting engaged, I also recommend The One’s tips for saving $10,000 on your honeymoon.
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Thanks for the link! I just read and really enjoyed your “getting engaged” post as well. I’m really digging your site!
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