You know, it felt like a long year.
You know, it felt like a long year.
All things happen for a reason.
All things happen for a reason.
Since we’re getting our first snow,…
Since we’re getting our first snow, seems like a good time to start on a winter project I’ve put off for too long.
My Keys To Success In Business
- Do what you think is right.
- Speak authoritatively while projecting unwavering confidence.
- Pretend it was a plan all along.
(Your Mileage May Vary)
Just took this from the deck.
Just took this from the deck.
It’s going to be a good productive…
It’s going to be a good productive flight.
Sad thing is, he’s a great Blofeld…
Sad thing is, he’s a great Blofeld but the movie was awful, a few weeks on I still consider it awful.
Looking Back on Two Years of Cord Cutting
October 31st marked the end of year two of Cord Cutting in the Stapleton household.  I’m always evaluating what I’m doing, so two years in is a good time to pull some reports from Quicken and see how I did(who doesn’t categorize every transaction and can pull reports on demand). 
After reviewing the report it occurred to me I needed to rethink how I was calculating the spending on Cord Cutting. Â You see in my mind (yes inside my head is a glorious place to be) Cord Cutting only applies to replacing what you would get from Cable and I was lumping Jess’s baseball into that category. However the more I thought about it there is no cable package I could purchase to get her every single Royals game like I’m able to do using a combination of MLB.tv and Unlocator. Also to be honest I do love her and crap, so even if we had cable I would still be spending this money so I think it inappropriate to include it in the calculation. Continue reading “Looking Back on Two Years of Cord Cutting”