I like to post images so you can see them here in the message rather than providing an outside link to the picture at another website. Here's how I do it from Mediafire, another file hosting site. 1. Post the picture to your favorite permanent location on the Internet 2. Open the picture in a different window and adjust to the size I want 3. Right-click in the picture and select Copy Image Location Then in my GardenWeb message, I use the HTML code for viewing an image. It looks like this <img src="yourURLhere"> The quotes are important - they belong there no matter what. Inside the quotes you paste your URL location. It will probably end with the extension .jpg. Thus when I type the following code into my message <img src="http://www.mediafire.com/imgbnc.php/4038da7fd3132a018d9998f4f9185f1f4g.jpg"> I get the following picture of the borderline between a buffalo grass lawn on the right and a scrubby fescue lawn on the left.

This one is much more "ecology" oriented, than money oriented, actually. But if you wanted, you could copy their outline, and put in your own text. Like "You're saving for Aruba!" on your credit/debit card(s), or "Buy something frivolous" on a gift card you're giving away. You could make a new one for each week, and write the amounts you spend, on it. That would let you keep a closer track on what you're spending.

Sheila, I have a Fossil watch that has 18 slots. I just tried to find my wallet on their website but it's not there, which is odd since I just bought it this past spring. I even looked on other websites to see if maybe it was an old style, but I still couldn't find it. Mine has two sections, one is a zippered section that has 6 slots, a zippered section in the middle for coins, and two spaces for dollar bills. then there is a portion that closes with a flap tab. When you open that, there are two sides with six slots each, as well as a long open section behind each that could hold either dollar bills, receipts or whatever. While I don't "need" all the things I keep in this slots, I do prefer to have everything in one wallet. I am out and about all time time, and will often make impromptu, unplanned stops, so having all my gift cards, library cards, credit/debit cards in one spot works best for me. If I'm going somewhere that I really don't want to carry all of that, say to dinner out with dh or if I'm traveling, I have a small change purse that I put in a small purse (if necessary) and just bring my license, a debit/card card and money. It could also hold my cell phone but I have a bulky, sturdy case on my phone so with that on, I can't put it in the wallet. It does fit though if I take the case off. I also bought a separate strap so that I can hold it by the strap (like a wristlet sort of) if I need use of my hands. Ms. Rose, my wallet was about $65. My last Fossil wallet which I absolutely loved but is discontinued, I found at TJ Maxx for $25. I've had cheaper wallets and they were fine, but I have to say that the Fossil is much better quality than the cheaper ones I had. I'm not a purse-aholic, and don't buy new purses often, so don't mind spending for a good quality leather wallet since I use it every day.

I think I have 6 or 7 wallets in different configurations and switch them depending on the size bag I'm carrying or if I need to accommodate more cards or other items but I don't bother matching wallet to purse. The one I've been carrying for about a year is a RFID passport case with 7 slots for credit cards and a photo ID window. It's bright red so I can find it quickly in my purse. I store the cash in one of the interior zipper pockets. http://www.levenger.com/RFID-Passport-Sleeve-13235.aspx Many years ago I used to carry a clutch-type wallet that had slots for 14 cards, a place for checkbooks, a coin holder, 2 more sections for cash, receipts etc. But now that credit or debit cards are so easy to use I haven't carried my checkbook in years.