Sites I Like - and you'll like too

Here are sites I like to read and post on. I think you'll enjoy these as well.

Think of this page as my blogroll or recommended sites. Here is where I want to promote my favorite sites that are run by my friends and associates, most of whom I've never met face-to-face. Nevertheless, we have a kinship of sorts, especially when it comes to matters of frugality, sincerity and an eye toward quality.

For each of these sites I'll try to give you a clear description of it's content and what I like about it.

• First on my list is a blog called Divorced Dad Frugal Dad written by DDFD.

  I especially like his simple and clear approach to writing. It's a site that is well worth reading if you're looking for quick and concise advice, suggestions and insights to get you thinking about the many aspects of a frugal and simple life of quality.

  If you can't round up a bunch of ideas for frugal living at Divorced Dad Frugal Dad, then they just can't be rounded up anywhere.

  I was honored to be the first site he reviewed and established on his Blogroll, and he asked me to contribute the first two guest posts for his site.

  Here are links to all my guest posts on his site:

  • Ways to Get More MPG, a four part post. I've provided the link to Part IV which contains links to the previous three parts of the post.

  • One Mans Approach to Vegetable Gardening

  • Spending Our Money, a three part post. I've provided the link to Part III which contains links to the previous two parts of the post.

• Another of the sites I like is Frugal for Life. Dawn Cadwell writes this thoughtful site. I think you'll find that Dawn covers a wide range of frugal-oriented topics, provides good discussion on them, and comes at things from a perspective of hands-on experience and first-hand knowledge. I think that's the best way to do it.

  Dawn recognized the value I provide here at Frugal Living Freedom and placed me on one of her lists of sites that are good resources for those looking for advice in frugal matters. I was pleased to be recognized as having good content by a well respected website like Frugal for Life.

• I think you'll also like Stephanie Whitney's Frugal Equals Freedom a simple and honest site that has a very warm and sincere feeling from someone who is not afraid of being different. Stephanie knows that she has to live in this world, but she doesn't have to get wrapped up in consumerism and other maddening activities that rob us of the finer things in life.

  The special resonance of this site for me is the theme of freedom. Stephanie and I have at least one foot on common ground - you can achieve and enhance your personal and financial freedom by living a simple and frugal life. There is no need to get caught up in the madness of others - we all need to live our own lives as we see them to be.

• Another one of the sites I like is written by my friend Brad Chaffee who is known as the Enemy of Debt. Brad is all about motivating you to be free by getting debt off of your back. He's been in debt and he's climbed his way out of that hole, so he's the voice of experience. A voice you can trust.

  What I like most about Brad is his "debt be damned" attitude and his dedication to fundamental principles like integrity and personal responsibility. He's the kind of guy who is politely right there in your face with good solid arguments, while taking the time to understand and respect your viewpoints as well.

I know you'll enjoy visiting these sites I like. I'll be recommending more as I find good quality places on the web that are written by their owners, not staff writers, and I come to understand and appreciate what they're about and what they have to offer.

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