At opposite ends of the spending spectrum, you have those who spend all of their money today without really any thought toward tomorrow, and you have those who are mortified to spend money today, with every thought toward tomorrow. Both are folly, but both are worth discussing. As usual, I don’t wish to employ the […]
Month: March 2021
Money and Fear
For all of the money I’ve saved, I still live in fear of some financial issues. This is important to investigate. It took me two tries to successfully change my transmission pan gasket. The first time, I accidentally let some excess fluid spill out the back side of the pan while installing it, which was […]
Digitizing Tax Records
The Theory One of my favorite blogs described the scene of an estate sale for a commercial artist. While much of the late artist’s art was being sold off, including a piece that remained unsigned (potentially his last work before death?), lying around were boxes and boxes of old tax forms and receipts of sales […]