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Add More Money to the Travel Fund with a Financial Fast

Posted on 27. Jan, 2010 by Writer.

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So starting to freak a bit – the financials are depleting at a rapid pace. I guess it is time for some sort of financial intervention.

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That’s Not How You Camp – A Night at the Big Bend Overflow

Posted on 15. Oct, 2009 by Writer.

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I woke up this morning in Rubes thrilled to be in my one of my favorite camp spots in all of Utah – Big Bend Recreation Area outside of Moab. The road to Big Bend follows the Colorado River and winds around so many times it completely messes up any sense of direction I have. [...]

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No Internet Sundays: The First Attempt

Posted on 28. Sep, 2009 by Writer.

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Ever since I took the plunge and entered the world of full-time freelancing I feel like my fingertips have permanently adhered themselves to my laptop. I am spending literally all day, evening, and night glued to my screen and accomplishing very little if anything. My laptop accompanies me to the coffee shop, the library, the [...]

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5 Ways to Trim Living Expenses

Posted on 25. Sep, 2009 by Writer.

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Sure I understand that not everyone can live out of their car without the reasonable comforts of life (i.e. running water, toilet, electricity). But you can take steps to drastically reduce your living expenses and thus cut back at work and spend more time writing, networking, and pitching. The following are 5 ways to cut [...]

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You Know You Are a Dirtbag If…

Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by Writer.

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Several people have recently asked me what exactly a dirtbag is. DirtbaggerGuide.com uses the term dirtbag to describe the dreamer, adventurer, conventional dissenter, uber cheap, and sometimes well-worn traveler. The new dirtbag has evolved into an ambitious, eco-conscience, cooperative individual from its dirty, unkempt, and contemptable roots.