Sorry, I wasn’t able to put up a post this morning. This last week has been hectic at work, and I traveled all day Friday. I spent all day today (Saturday) moving my grandmother out of her house and in with one of my aunts.

The good news for my grandmother is she has sold her house to one of my cousins. The house is certainly a family legacy. My great-grand-parents built it, my grand-parents lived in it shortly after marriage, and then raised their children in it. Now my cousin owns it so the house is in the family.

Anyway, because of the long week I might miss some posts next week. I’m also going on a litter vacation and have not yet figured out how to do a post by a timer. I’ll work on it, but if you know how send me an email (philip@weakonomics.com) and fill me on on how to do this in Wordpress.

You want some links? OK the first is my post on spinning numbers to fit your agenda. Since writing it I’m working on a follow-up that includes some new “facts”. Also, we have my post on gas prices. A great read that got some feedback from you readers. I appreciate the feedback so please continue to email me your thoughts.

And now for a non-personal finance link. When traveling with my mom today I was describing archive.org, I thought this would be the perfect site to tell you about. Among other things, the primary goal of archive.org is to archive the internet. The coolest feature of the site has to be the “way back machine” which can be accessed from the homepage. This is a catalog of what web pages used to look like. As an example, this is the Yahoo page back in 1996. Check out some of your favorite sites from the 90s.  Thanks for reading.

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