I want to have six friends over for dinner Friday night and need the kitchen, dining room, and living room.Personally, I think it would be far wiser to hire some help with a lot of this so you don't make a big mistake.

You should be able to writeoff a business lunch or dinner at least once a month. 

I would batch dinners on Sunday night with the kids and then didn’t have to worry about pulling off a full dinner each evening through the week.

The business pays for car and truck maintenance, gas, insurance, health insurance, doctors bills, fancy steak dinners once a month(corporate meetings) and some regular meetings with clients throughout the month.If you have a high paying job, you will not want this type of situation.

We discuss different topics over dinner at Sams Ristorante on E Riverside in Rockford starting at 6pm.

Any of you investors investing in this area and would like to meet up for coffee or dinner?

I once accidentally bought a lobster at dinner for $180 at market price, so I’m guy shy about getting into bed with a lender who can’t offer me a hard number.

I've been thinking this weekend about something I heard someone say about the cost of something over time.It was something about purchasing a home with a mortgage, and having the total amount of money paid for that home over the life of the mortgage equal to more than 2.5 TIMES the so-called purchase price.This is a fundamental (and common) mistake about how money works.That's like saying that the dinner with my spouse didn't cost $100, but $2,000 because if I invested that money at 10% annually, compounded monthly for 30 years, it would be worth $2,000.While it's true that spending money now that isn't necessary, means the forfeiting of some larger value in the future.

I had dinner with two of my clients last night.they have right at 100 doors. 

A personal rule of thumb is that there needs to be enough room at the dinner table and seating in the living area for everyone that you accommodate.