Weekend Linkage – May 31, 2009
May 31, 2009 
Sun
It was a rare, gorgeous day yesterday, so we took the kids to a nearby farm to pick our own strawberry, the first time ever for us. Too bad that we didn’t know the hours of the farm before leaving home in the afternoon. When we arrived, we were told that we only had less than an hour. The kids were very excited when they were out on the field, though our older one doesn’t really like strawberry. When the farm was closed at 5:00 pm, the kids each had a small basket of strawberries that are still half red, half green. But they were happy 
Weekend Readings
- Static @ Brip Blap
- Jim Cramer’s Stock Picks and Tips: Thoughts From A Follower @ The Digerati Life
- How to Say “No” When Your Child Wants Something @ Frugal Dad
- My Employer Stopped Matching My 401k – Should I Still Contribute? @ Generation X Finance
- Emptying the Recycle Bin of My Mind @ Lazy Man and Money
- Finding Your Passion @ Million Dollar Journey
- What Would You Do If You Lost Your Job? @ Money Smart Life
- Help a Reader: Keep the House or Save for Retirement? @ My Dollar Plan
- Bargain Shopping 101 @ Wise Bread
- ATM Fees: How to Avoid Them and Save Cash @ My Life ROI
- How I Saved 15% On My Wedding Ring In 15 Seconds & 45% Overall @ Weakonomics
- Save On Your Car Insurance With Proper Emergency Savings @ Free From Broke
- A Journey Like No Other: Following the Wealth Pilgrim From Adversity to Personal Transformation and Financial Freedom @ Money Energy
What part of Jersey are you? Strawberry picking is something I need to take the family to do! I did it when I was young and it was a lot of fun. We’ve done apple picking before and we enjoyed that.
Thanks for reminding me of an adventure I can take the family on (and the mention too)!
Thanks for sharing my interview, glad you liked it. I really enjoyed this interview series; enough that I’m going to continue it. And Neal Frankle is an amazing person!
Thank for the link love!
Thanks for including Green Panda’s guest post!
Strawberry picking sounds delightful, btw
MLR
@FFB We went to Terhune Orchards in Princeton, not a very big farm, but the kids love to play there
We should have done it before.
Ahh…a bit too far for us (we’re in Queens, NY). We do have some family out there so I’ll have to keep it in mind if we visit them. I’ll have to find a strawberry field closer. Thanks!
@FFB You can check out http://www.pickyourown.org/ to find the nearest farm to pick your own