Sunday morning I usually grab a coffee and take time to catch-up on some stories I may not have had time to read throughout the week.  I thought you might enjoy them with your Sunday morning coffee as well.

Finding Frenchy’s, a journey to the heart of the second-hand phenomenon

As an avid Frenchy’s shopper, I really enjoyed this piece. I had heard snippets of the store’s history, but this gives you details of the beginnings and the bumpy road to the different Frenchy’s that are around today.

Perhaps it’s simply that towns you’d otherwise breeze past are now worth a stop, in the name of finding a deal. Perhaps it’s because driving to Frenchy’s almost guarantees taking the scenic route to your destination. Or perhaps these weird mini-meccas of designer names at discount prices—and the fact that they not only exist in towns that should be too small to sustain them but continue with an air of intention—offers the perfect metaphor for the survivalist narrative of Nova Scotia

Click here to read the complete story from The Coast.

We Don’t Buy Things with Money, We Buy Them with Hours from our Life

Speaking of money and how we spend it, this was an interesting article. We often break down our spending like this in our house, and I’ve heard others do the same.

Do you consider purchases with how many hours/days you would have to work?

You Could Work Here

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