For Who, How Much & WTF

Interesting perspective … seems that Edelman is of the opinion that there is more than plenty enough money/earnings/income for financial success … the problem is allocation of resources, and priorities.  Tax refund?  Spent. Salary bump?  Spent. The question is not of earning enough money, the problem is spending too much. Hmmm, interesting.  Soooo … the …

Be There First

Lightbulb moment:  focusing on the denial makes it harder to reach acceptance. Ergo, to wit:  dieting. Edelman makes a truly apt analogy with losing weight and losing debt. There’s a reason why “diet” begins with “die.”  (heh) When too fat, the focus is on denial … denial of food intake, of snacky treats, of the stuff …

Punji Sticks

During the Vietnam War, one highly effective guerilla tactic used against US troops was to dig a hole, bury some sharpened bamboo at the bottom, smear the tips with feces then camouflage the pit so Joe Bonham would fall in and get impaled.  Soldiers that didn’t bleed out would die later of infection. Debt is …

Broke v. Poor

One is a condition.  The other?  A mindset.  Mentioned mightily amongst these parts re the scammery committed against the Elder’s home, a certain face-tatted, poo-flinging monkey (accompanied by a twitchy band of roving merry tweakers) that attacked, left a mess.  Bananas everywhere. Still dealing with the fallout from that … saw online that it takes …

The Final Countdown?

Whelp, appears WWIII has begun, in the place it was prophesied, between the people it was ordained. And I feel fine. Tho’ there is much hand-wringing and pearl-clutching. Hassan Nasrallah was one of the heads of the snake, and Israel lopped it off.  But then again, the beast that is fundamentalism in Middle Eastern politics …