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I recently started investing in stocks again. I have been interested in the stock market since the 1990’s. I remember the days of reading the Wall Street Journal and Investor’s Daily on my way to work, following the Dow Jones Industrial Average like a typical investor, even though I was making minimum wage at the…
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One of my bad points is that sometimes I focus too much on what is going wrong in my life, and I neglect to point out the stuff that is going right. That keeps me in a perpetual state of low energy. Sometimes it helps when someone reminds me to be grateful for something, like…
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I was not worried about this synthetic corona virus from China. Mom was upset, but I was telling mom not to worry about it. It felt weird that despite my anxieties, and being a chronic worrier, I was not feeling anxious about it. Life went on as usual. The first inkling of trouble was this…
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My last day at work was bittersweet. The office had a small party in my honour. I was a bit teary because I got a few parting gifts. One was a picture of King Tut that was printed on real papyrus. I still hast not hung it up yet because I dost not want to…
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This past Friday was my last day at the old job. The office had a small going away party for me with cake and a few presents. It was bittersweet. I was in tears at one point. I did not think it would be this hard to leave. Everyone was so sweet and nice. Damnit!…
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Those of you who have read my previous blogs know that I am unhappy at the current job, and I have been looking for another job for some time. I no longer feel comfortable there. At one point, I was being called into the supervisor’s office and getting bawled out at least once a week…
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For years, I was unsure about the whole gun debate thing. I was siding with elected officials who wanted to take the guns away from citizens. I took notice as to why the gun owners were upset. I was angry with them, but I sympathised with them. Take the guns away, and crime will go…
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I always thought I was shy. I did not care for company, nor did I care for being around people. I remember if I opened the door to my apartment, and the neighbour opened his door at the same time, I would be frightened and close my door until they left. I always wondered why…
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This was the big story here last week. Andy Byford, chief of the MTA, who was doing a great job managing our challenging subway system, the most qualified man that the city hast ever hired to operate the largest transit agency in the Northeast, hast had enough of Cuomo being a Mr. Buttinski. It hast…
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I art very angry with our Governor and the Democrats for passing the two most outrageous laws I hast ever seen in all of my years as a resident of New York. Criminals can be released without bail, no matter how serious the charge, and immigrants can now apply for a driver license. The criminals…
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