This report is coming in late. That's not bad in the grand scheme of things, right? April was the first full coronavirus month. That means that we had no dog sitting income, no kids in school, no... well, you all all know the drill. We each have our things that we can't do with the coronavirus and last April was the first full month of that for mostly everyone in the US. To add insult to injury, it seemed to rain almost every day. We … [Read More...]
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Distance Learning Doesn’t Work
Well, distance learning may work for some families, but from everyone I've talked to distance learning simply doesn't work. Our family is no exception. Editor's Note: This article has a little less personal finance than usual in it. However, it is still present and it plays a fundamental role in my stress during this time. If you are a new reader, here are my family's basic dynamics: Kids - Two boys, ages six and seven, in … [Read More...]
A Brief History of 14 Years of Lazy Man and Money
Today is the 14th anniversary of Lazy Man and Money. I'm 44 years old, so next year I will have spent 1/3rd of my life as "Lazy Man." (Those who have known me through the other 2/3rds of my life may claim that it's closer to 100%). For now, I'll have to settle for my "inverse pi-anniversary" because 44/14 is a close approximation of pi. (That got way too nerdy. I'll dial it down.) There are only a few single-author money bloggers that … [Read More...]