Ultimate Wealth

Before sharing these recommendations, I suggest that you have a way of tracking your expenses. This will give you a clear picture of what you spend daily, weekly and/or monthly and aid you in reducing expenses where needed.

1) Accept the fact you are in debt and forgive yourself. If you are in denial, you are more likely to repeat the pattern.

2) Reduce monthly expenditures. For example, once the price of gas increased, our monthly gas costs went from roughly $200 to approximately $450- 500.00. In an effort to reduce our gas costs, I stopped taking miniature trips every day. Also, my husband would drive my car on the weekends because it costs less in gas. Read the rest of this entry »

Didgeridoo

From the heart

From the land

A soul instrument

You feel it

The sound of mother earth

  

The didgeridoo is one of the oldest instruments to make music in the world. It has been used in traditional Aboriginal ceremonies across the top end of Australia for tens of thousands of years. According to the myths of creation the sound of the didgeridoo helped create the world and everything in it. Originally, Aboriginal groups predominantly played the didgeridoo from the Kiberly region of Western Australia, through to the areas around current day Darwin and Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. Read the rest of this entry »

I looked to my left and saw the massive eye.

I trebled to my core.

I could hear the snorts and sniffs as I quickly ducked to the side of the window hoping I hadn’t been seen.

 
With each step the massive T-Rex dinosaur made the house vibrate like a massive subwoofer was playing in the distance. Around and around the titan circled. Sniffing, staring, trying to find the one thing that will slake its thirst for flesh.

 
Like  a mouse under the talons of an owl I scurried to close all the drapes, hoping that if only the eye didn’t find me, that I would be safe. That glassy unblinking eye. Read the rest of this entry »