Assessing what has been and what will be

[la_zumo]

BNAT: I don’t have too much to say here, mostly because the moment has past and I’d like to move forward. However, for posterity’s sake, I will transcribe the “notes” I wrote down for each movie we saw. If you’d like to know more about any movie, leave a comment and I’ll elaborate.

1. Faust (1926): a German folk tale; silent; the organist Graham

Comments

[anonymous]

We don't have an IRA, but we do have a defined benefit plan with TIAA Cref. It is awesome. Every time I think about being broke in any way now, I think about the $15,000 we have built up for later - for retirement and to take out tax free as a house downpayment the first house we buy. And it is awesome.

Sewing is awesome.

I haven't been back to Athens since the wedding either. We're going sometime in January (Amish may have a reading) and I am sooooo looking forward to it.

[vislius]

It was really nice seeing you over break! And thanks again for the knitted items. Although I'm not eager to return to the Great White North, I am looking forwarding to sporting my new scarf.

Good luck with your resolutions!