Category Archives: debt
Maybe I Need a Hug
Saints preserve us, I’m going to talk politics, sort of. I try not to, because the way people talk politics is so limiting, exclusionary and insensitive I get upset and angry just being exposed to it. I’m married to an … Continue reading
Filed under debt, Ethics and Morality, Television
Carry That Weight
I’m performing without a net. My wife’s pension documents are still screwed up. I’m working quick turnarounds, a brutal test of stamina.
Filed under Communications, debt, Emotions, Ethics and Morality, Money, Self-Esteem, symbolism
Dying to Work
In considering my tendency toward overwork combined with the useful responses I received toward how to view that, or change it, I realized something I had not taken into account. One’s view of the nature and purpose of work varies … Continue reading
Filed under debt, Ethics and Morality, Money, Self-Esteem, symbolism
We Have a Few Forms…
I apologize for being unable to provide you all with any amusement or ideas to chew on right now. There’s a lot of paperwork involved in buying a house
Small is Beautiful
How much is enough? How much is too much? How much house do people really need? Some believe that these questions are matters of personal preference with only the need to consider how much you have to spend on acquisition … Continue reading
Filed under debt, Ethics and Morality, Money, symbolism, Technology
