Chipping away at debt
In reference to my previous entry on financial juggling, it looks like things are looking up. My credit score just increased by 13 points. Booyah! Yay.
That’s all I wanted to say.
In reference to my previous entry on financial juggling, it looks like things are looking up. My credit score just increased by 13 points. Booyah! Yay.
That’s all I wanted to say.
I’m going to go on a rather personal thought spiral, which may not be too interesting for you to read. Just fair warning. If I feel like I’ve said too much, I might delete this.
I think, as I get older, and more committed to my work life, I don’t have a lot of patience and [...]
I just got back from a “going away” party. My good friends Courtney and Robert are moving to Oakland from San Francisco. Here’s to their new life in the East Bay.
Of course we’ll still see each other, and Oakland isn’t that far away, but it still feels like an end of an era. Weird.
I’ll admit that I’ve never had too much trouble with my finances. I’m not terribly spendthrift, but I’ve also been blessed with a relatively well-off upbringing. But as I’ve stepped out into the working world, it’s become more incumbent for me to manage my own finances, and I haven’t done that to the best of [...]
(And I don’t mean Tom, Molly, and Jason. Hahaha. Okay, sorry, inside joke.)
As some of you know, I’ve been suffering the onset of TMJ disorder, wherein my jaw experiences pain whenever I yawn or chew crunchy foods. It was rough. I couldn’t even chew noodles at the beginning. And I had to take ibuprofen almost [...]
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