I’ve returned from my San Francisco vacation and am ready to resume regular posting. Thanks to the Get Rich Slowly readers who provided content in my absence:

Huge thanks to Frykitty for taking care of things behind the scenes. Her efforts kept this site operational for the past week-and-a-half. Most of all, thanks to you for supporting the guest bloggers. I’ve had a chance to read through your comments — they’re great, as usual.

While I was away, Ramit at I Will Teach You to Be Rich celebrated his second blogiversary. This is a Big Deal for a couple of reasons. First, I hope to see Get Rich Slowly through to its second birthday (and beyond). Second, of all the personal finance blogs I read, Ramit’s offers the advice that most closely matches my own philosophy. He’s more centered on entrepreneurship, and his advice skews toward younger readers, but he has the same passion for this subject, the same sense that people need to start preparing for financial success now, the same grounding in sensible choices. Congrats, Ramit.

Also, the Question of the Day marathon has continued:

Get Rich Slowly will host the final Question of the Day on August 31st.

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