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Temperature is up, so are my spirits.

I was listening to a Dave Ramsey podcast coming home from work this afternoon. It was a theme hour about giving, which is the seventh of the baby steps listed in the Total Money Makeover. It was pretty neat hearing about folks who could give like they could. Should be a goal everyone would like to attain.

I enjoy my mp3 player more each day. Beats lugging around tapes or CD's.

If you haven't checked out iTunes, I recommend you do so. There's tons of free things available for everybody, including some local radio podcasts. And I can load those podcasts into my RCA Lyra mp3 player, so you don't need an iPod to receive the podcasts.

The WIXYmobile's car stereo has a cassette player. I hook up my mp3 player using the CD adapter, same way, plug it into the headphone jack. Makes my 46 mile(one way) ride into work alot more pleasant. Sometimes with a limited number of options aimed at my particular demo, it's good to have other options. And satellite radio is not one of them.

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Anonymous said…
WIXY...I love itunes! I have downloaded so many old songs on there. I don't mind paying 99 cents for a song instead of buying the entire cd.

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