It’s been about a month now since I shared that I’m carrying some debt. As promised, I wanted to update you on my progress towards putting it the eff to sleep. The Progress Chart I was able to put a nice chunk of change towards Debt #1. I was fortunate that last month was a Continue Reading »
As conference season inches closer, I’m realizing that I really need to start planning my travel itinerary now. While I have flights and hotels booked, I haven’t cemented what, exactly, I’ll be doing once I hit the ground at FinCon this year. So I started planning a couple of lunches. I blocked off time for Continue Reading »
Aspiring musicians, and oftentimes their parents, find themselves asking, “Why are music lessons so expensive?” Many do not realize that music teachers are usually self employed and have to take their own expenses into account. Teachers also factor in the time they prepare for each student, including travel. Music teachers want to give their students Continue Reading »
A few months back, we took a road trip down to Florida. We were going to a wedding, and a family member had gifted us a week at their timeshare in Orlando as a Christmas present. We couldn’t have gotten out of going to Disney if we wanted to. Of course, we wanted to go. Continue Reading »
Tomorrow is Women’s Equality Day–a day on which we celebrate the passing of the 19th amendment, which gave women the right to vote. However, women’s suffragist movements were not as valiant in their moral victories as we like to remember. The movement rode on the coat tails of the Abolitionist movement, while also using white Continue Reading »