With how things move these days… the constant distractions, work demands, and never-ending kids activities, it could be a challenge to unplug as a family. We had tossed around the idea of taking a road trip somewhere south while the kids were on break, just to get away and reset. But when we heard about
June was all about growth, literally and personally. From experimenting with pepper plants and garden companions to listening to my body and adjusting workouts, it was a month of small wins and steady progress. Here’s a Look at My Expenses for June 2025 Mortgage $2200 Groceries $64.76 Restaurant $23.21 Home Improvement $427.24 Mobile Phone $0
With the car situation finally behind me, I can shift gears and share my May 2025 monthly report. As you can probably tell, May was a hectic month. Still, I always try to focus on the positives; it could’ve been worse. Better now than later, right? Here’s a Look at My Expenses for May 2025
My oh-so-lovely car decided to break down again this year. At this point, I’m convinced it’s nearly impossible to predict when something’s going to fail, no matter how careful or responsible you try to be. You can baby it, maintain it, talk sweet to it… and it’ll still find the perfect moment to betray you.
Spring is finally here, so as my dividend income and expenses, I can now look forward to spending more time outside, tackling small projects around the property like starting a garden. But with all the rain we’ve had lately with more to come, I haven’t even had the chance to break ground. On the bright
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a private company decides to offer shares to the public for the first time. For the purpose of raising more capital and paying off debt. There are more reasons, of course, but these are usually the most common. When a company goes public, the buzz is hard to
Community question: Describe something you learned in high school. I was never the kid who looked forward to school every day. But when you’re raised by Haitian parents, one thing isn’t up for debate: school must be a priority. Still, there were two subjects I actually enjoyed in high school: mathematics and history. Those classes
Spring is officially here, but I’m still waiting for the weather to catch up. It’s still too cold, but hey, this is the Northeast. It shouldn’t be a surprise there! For the month of March, I challenged myself to stick to the essentials, stay consistent with exercise, and limit myself to two meals a day.
Community question: How has technology changed your job? Technology is the foundation of my job, how I communicate, stay connected with family, and handle business. Working in the IT field, I never imagined I’d have the opportunity to work remotely; it’s the ultimate flex. The flexibility has been life-changing. Without the daily commute, I can
I was fortunate to have parents who covered most of my expenses through college. But during my college years, I wanted to start being independent. So, I took a part-time job at a fabric retail store and sold items on eBay to make extra cash and avoid being broke all the time. At the time,