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Thinking about trying essentially a Twitterthon to try to rebuild my budget/savings after all the hoopla of the past few months.
I know I will be doing just fine before too long, but I'll get there faster if I can lose some money stress while I'm revving back up to speed.
I know I will be doing just fine before too long, but I'll get there faster if I can lose some money stress while I'm revving back up to speed.
When I'm making decent money on here, the fact that I'm less worried about groceries or the next broken appliance or serious emergency helps me keep doing my best work, and so I make more money.
But when something disrupts that flow... stress goes up, confidence goes down, I wind up doing more side hustling just to make ends meet. Everything spirals.
Anyway. I'm going home tomorrow. Absolute minimum, I will need to come up with fare to get from here to the airport. Ideally, I will have money for lunch and dinner for two people. Big dreams include a couple of drinks.
You can help make that happen.
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You can help make that happen.
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Packing now. Leaving in about an hour. It's going to be another long travel day, even if everything goes right this time.
Wish me luck?
Wish me luck?
So we made it through security, our first flight is on time, any God willing we will be home around midnight at the latest.
I don't really have a plan for the rest of the week, but I almost have kind of one?
I don't really have a plan for the rest of the week, but I almost have kind of one?
Day one, tomorrow, I am going to rest, reflect, and recharge. For the first time in years I not only don't have any air travel lined up, I don't have any reason to be "on call" for sudden travel, either.
Day two, Wednesday... is day one of whatever comes next. There are opportunities here. Possibilities. Potential.
My father, in this brief remarks at our gathering, said the moral of my mother's life was "make the most of it".
And I intend to do that.
My father, in this brief remarks at our gathering, said the moral of my mother's life was "make the most of it".
And I intend to do that.
At our gate for our last flight of the night, and maybe of the year
When I said goodbye to my sister, I said I’ll see you..." and realized I didn't know how to finish that sentence yet.
Feels weird.
When I said goodbye to my sister, I said I’ll see you..." and realized I didn't know how to finish that sentence yet.
Feels weird.
Home again, home again, naturally
