June 28. Day 363.
I can’t believe it’s almost over!! I wrote Day 363 as if it were day 63. Unreal.
In a recent comment, IGC asked if I have any plans this week.
Nothing you can see immediately, but stuff is happening behind the scenes.
Starting July 1, I’m going to publish an analysis of all the data [...]
June 25. Day 360.
My dad and stepmom are going to France, and they asked me to help them book a hotel or apartment. They’re on a tight budget, and they want a kitchen, so I went for the Craigslist approach.
Rather than query 20 apartment renters separately, I opted for a more efficient approach. I grouped [...]
June 23. Day 358.
Today I emailed a reporter in response to a query I read online. Danielle Gorman, who writes for Money Magazine, was interested in finding people in their 20’s and 30’s with questions about their credit scores, and that would be me.
I recently signed up with Credit Karma, which gives you your score [...]
June 19. Day 354.
Mr. A and I rang in our fourth year together tonight.
Since I know you’d rather read about asking and negotiations, I’ll spare you the intimate, mushy, high-res blow-by-blow. (Except you. Yeah, you. I’m sure you’d like to read about it. Well, dream on, perv. We are not interested in that Canola oil [...]
June 11. Day 346.
Italian elevators, like mediocre wine, are best enjoyed in moderation and ideally not too aged.
Italian elevators are like gnocchi in summertime: sound better than they taste.
Italian elevators are like Stalin. They suck.
Ok, so I’m not inspired tonight. But I think you get my drift.
All this because of the blasted Florentine ascensore of [...]