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The Ultimate Guide to Spain for Every Type of Traveller

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Outlier Model / December 10th, 2013 / No Comments

Do you want to experience the ultimate guide to Spain? Spain offers distinctive experiences for every traveller. The alluring landscape of plains, valleys and beautiful smooth coastline sits among vibrant communities that eagerly welcomes visitors. These destinations provide a variety of choices that suit any budget consideration. Here’s an overview of some of the major points of interest...

Posted in: Travel Tagged with: Barcelona, cheap travel, Madrid, Majorca, Seville, Spain, travel, travel and lifestyle

Updates: September 29 – October 5

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Brian / October 5th, 2013 / 5 Comments

It must be fall, because hockey is back. Tonight is the Canucks home opener and we’ll be there! We are currently without cable or internet as we wait to start another promo at the end of this month, so I’ll have to get my sports fix by actually being there. This kicks off a very busy month – CF and I are jetting off to Europe for the second half of October for a little vacation combined...

Posted in: Weekly Updates Tagged with: airbnb, brew your own mead, Canucks, europe, government shutdown, mint, travel

Updates: July 21 – 27

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Brian / July 27th, 2013 / 10 Comments

This weekend, we’re celebrating CF’s birthday! There are a ton of events on so we’re checking out a shakespeare play, followed by the local fireworks competitions. Should be a great time and hope everyone has a great weekend! Photo Credit via Flickr Here are some of my favourite posts from the week! I was really sad when I read that Timmy the cat was no longer with us. I’d...

Posted in: Weekly Updates Tagged with: birthday, cheap weekend, customer service, link love, net worth, student, travel, volunteering

Paying for special occasions

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CF / July 16th, 2012 / 15 Comments

This post was featured on the Carnival of Personal Finance When you’re trying to stick to a budget and save money, one of the biggest issues that can come up is a special occasion. A wedding, a birthday, a baby shower… these things can all wreak havoc on your budget unless you plan carefully. Whether or not it is correct, there are a lot of implicit expectations when it comes to these types...

Posted in: Money Tagged with: budget, irregular expenses, saving, travel