Today we celebrate the birthday of DebetEsse! I hope you have a day filled with love and joy. May this year bring all the things you love in life.
Natter 78: I might need to watch some Buffy for inspiration
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Happy, Happy Birthday, Debt! Hope today is lovely and the rest of the year brings much joy.
Man, I wish they'd offered some practical classes like Personal Finance back in my day. Would have been SO useful. Can't believe your nephew is already 16, askye. Wow.
Happy birthday, Debet!
I agree that personal finance classes would be a great addition to the high school curriculum.
I don't think it's very Diamond Shoes to be like "I looked forward to family vacation in a really lovely place, and then stressful shit kept happening and vacation was not as restful and restorative as I hoped it would be." That sucks to have a trip you were looking forward to go all pear-shaped.Hard agree!
I agree that personal finance classes would be a great addition to the high school curriculum.California is on it.
Happy Birthday, Debet!
I'm headed to a family wedding today which involves a full Catholic mass, and even my very Catholic aunt and uncle (who are staying at Mom's with me) are joking about ways we could skip the ceremony and just go to the reception. I will not burst into flames. I will not burst into flames. I will not burst into flames.
Ha, Kristin. Just, you know, bring some bottled water, and if you see smoke...
That sucks to have a trip you were looking forward to go all pear-shaped.
Meant to fourth or fifth or whatever this, Jess.
Definite drag, Jess.
Dylan took Personal Finance his senior year but unfortunately the teacher was completely checked out and so he didn't get much out of it. (He basically told them to pretend to invest an imaginary $1000 in the first week and track how their choices performed, and then didn't do anything else the entire semester.)
Happy day to DebetEsse!
Happy Birthday, Debet!
I sort of did take a class like that, but I took it because I was hopeless at math. So, it was, like, me and the pregnant girls and people that came back after juvie and that kind of stuff. as suburban as I grew up, I expected that they'd be a lot different than me, but maybe just their plans were not as big--well, we see how that worked out on my end, huh? Since I was, you know, practically starting from zero, or maybe minus 2, I learned a fair bit about finances there, whether it was objectively a good class or not, but I don't think that was the most important thing I got from being there.