Thank You

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I just wanted to thank the support I’ve gotten. I didn’t read as many posts as I usually do since I was working on my performance review.

I also have some good news: I’m a member of the College Money Network! More details to come, but wanted you know our purpose:

The College Money Network is a group of personal finance blogs run by college students, grad students, and recent grads. We have come together to bring you the best content possible to help college students and recent grads improve their finances in college and after college. While we all write about personal finance, we come from diverse backgrounds, and each one of us has our own unique perspective and voice. By joining forces, we will work together to provide you with the most informative and entertaining content on issues that affect twenty-somethings like us.

I hope that this will benefit many people. I honestly think this will be a good thing.

Here are some blogs that caught my eye this week:

• Fabulously Broke feels the same as I do in I am SO DONE with this company….
• FatherSez has 5 Tips for the New Grad in a New Job
• Grad Girl found out that she spends about $.10 per mile to commute.
• Here’s how Grad Girl found out the cost of her commute. Squawkfox’s Gas Mileage Calculator.

I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend and this upcoming week is better. Monday or Tuesday, I’m writing on my plans for work. I’m waiting to se how it goes in the office tomorrow.

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