Clyde had the lot of us wondering about dystopia on the SEP. Rightly so. Before we can get to the point where we define dystopia, we have to set some standards. Applying the standards is the easy part. We all know how easy judgments can be. Or are they?
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/society-dystopia/
In a week where things got as close to normal as what passes for normal around M3, there were many exciting and eventful things which arrived and stayed. Clyde took an extra day, since his day was technologically skipped. He has some more to say. Grab a cuppa and snuggle into a rocker. Let’s talk.
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/sep-dystopia/
Anyone who owns a vehicle or a home knows the comfort, even when inconvenient, insurance provides. Most of us live where insurance on automobiles is a requirement for licensure. I live in one such state.
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M3 has not been known for one of the factors which is on my pedigree: Widowhood. This is not to say widowhood does not affect much of what is written here. Settle in for a stop on a blog hop you may just need to read to believe.
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/widowed-blog-hop/
I hope the ride in the time machine did not nauseate anyone. See, if technology were to be trusted, you would have been reading this post on Saturday evening, as it was once entitled Saturday Evening Post. Many of you have grown accustomed to marking your calendars of virtual time by it; however, this week it […]
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/sep-wrong/