Month: December 2020

I still don’t know what I’m wearing to the living room on New Year’s Eve. Heck, I may not even go. Wouldn’t it be nice […]

Loan originators in our business see potential borrowers whose monthly mortgage payments would be less than their rent payments but don’t qualify for credit or […]

 With the passing of Pierre Cardin this morning, does it mean that bottle of cologne (circa 1978) I have in the attic became a collector’s […]

 Congress and the press have been talking about a second stimulus plan since the summer. The bill signed by President Trump last night keeps the […]

 Computer security at home can be tricky. As an example, for security reasons, change your dog’s name every three months to match your new password. […]

 New Homes Sales tumbled over 11 percent in November. Does that mean no one wants new homes, they’re over-priced, or there aren’t any to buy? […]

 My cat Myrtle (Myrtlus Domesticus) doesn’t have much in the way of material possessions. Need to get rid of unwanted junk during the holidays? Put […]

I hope that everyone had a happy solstice yesterday, with a few folks writing to suggest that “It is the shortest day, of the longest […]

As we watch the second largest stimulus bill in history move toward passage, greetings from the Winter Solstice, the official start of winter and the […]

Numbers are amazing things. What would we do without them? On the small scale, there are people who will swear that they’ve never touched the […]