In part 1 of this double take on “gaming’s effects on our eyes”, I kicked-off with a sarcastic take of how the media used to demonize gaming as being bad for your eyes and brain. Well, although I then continued through ALL of part 1 (read it here!) to highlight the benefits ...
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(the smallest balance at $1,000). The latter debt is largely due to our current low income and some not so wise purchases. We’ve recently become gazelle intense. However, we’re being careful to combat frugal fatigue since we know we’ll need to live this lifestyle for quite some ...
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