If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Just checked my PayPal account and had another $39.62 in miscellaneous income to snowflake!  Here’s the breakdown:

PayPerPost - $10.00
ExpoTV - $15.07
Associated Content - $11.48
Back to School Aerie.com rebate for using paypal - $3.07 (20% of my purchase from last week, [...]

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I was just able to add $221.04 into my snowflake account (which I’m saving up as spending money for our September vacation to Myrtle Beach).  Here’s the breakdown:

$15.25 - sold a PS3 game on Ebay
$129.92 - sold our old Sony digital camera on Ebay (8 megapixel w/touchscreen)
$67.87 - sold a TI-89 graphing calculator on Ebay
$3.00 [...]

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Opened my mailbox to find a check from Cash Crate in the amount of $14.65 and another $3 check from Pinecone Research. I love that these little checks are really helping my vacation fund grow! Look over on the side bar and see how fast that progress bar is cruising along. As [...]

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I just got a pleasant surprise in my inbox. It was an email for payment confirmation from Expo TV telling me that they had just deposited $25.05 into my PayPal account! I love surprises like this, as I forgot I had done 2 product reviews earlier this month!
If you’ve never heard of Expo [...]

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I listed some stuff on Ebay last week and the auctions ended.  I was able to rake in about $17 off of scrapbook supplies….and $250 from selling my old laptop!  The touchpad doesn’t work and the CD/DVD-ROM drive is broken…so I was happy with the amount it sold for!  That’s a nice bit of money [...]

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First of all, go check out the Carnival of 20-Something Finances being hosted at Budgets Are Sexy! There are some great editor’s picks and a little something from yours truly mixed in with the rest!
Second of all, I got a pleasant surprise when I checked the mail today! $3 check from Pinecone Research [...]

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I’m really getting into this snowflake thing.  Everywhere I look, I’m searching for possible snowflakes to help with my current debt snowball (Chase credit card).  Anyway…
I was going through and modifying my budget and taking a good look at things.  I logged into my Consumer’s account (electricity) to see what my current bill was going [...]

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Wedding season, starting in early June and lasting through the summer months, is here in full swing. It’s hard to drive past a church or park on a Saturday without seeing the blissful happiness of two people in the midst of their celebration. I know that buying wedding gifts can get to be [...]

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One of the regular “snowflakes” that I have is income from my dollar round up (to learn more about snowflaking, go here). Dollar round up is pretty much what it sounds like…rounding up each purchase to the nearest dollar. Now, I don’t use a checkbook. Instead, I use Microsoft Money to keep [...]

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