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Category Archives: Economy
Happy New Year, Indeed.
His: As quiet as one would think the summer could be, ours was actually insane, especially in August as my personal life was all about camp logistics and my professional life was all about interviewing and searching for work. Deb … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, balancing work/life, cars, Economy, job offer, juggling balls
Tagged employment, new job
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All Shiny and New
His: On the way to an interview the other week, I noticed my shoes were a little dull. So I stopped in the shoe shine place at the Port Authority Bus Terminal and got a great shine, both for … Continue reading
Posted in baseball, clothes, Economy, interview, job listings, new york city, NYC
Tagged shoe shine
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New Year, New Beginnings
His: Well the holiday season is over and so is my job with the Radio City Christmas Spectacular (MSG) – unfortunately. Deb and I started this blog some 3 years ago under somewhat similar circumstances and chronicled our journey, both … Continue reading
Posted in COBRA, Economy, goals, health insurance, job, job loss, keeping perspective, laid off, networking, new job, opportunities, perfect opportunity, recession, Stress, unemployment benefits
Tagged creativity, passion, Steve Jobs
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Ho, Ho, Hmmm…
Hers: Came across this article in the NY Times yesterday about a new subject being taught in Santa School. (I actually had no idea that such a school existed. But apparently there are several throughout the nation teaching things like … Continue reading
Posted in children's questions, consumer consumption, Economy, Holiday gift, holidays, ice rink, New York Times, recession, Santa
Tagged Christmas, Santa school
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The Latest Poop on the Economy
His: “Shoppers Unable to Trade Back up” “How Tough are Times? Parents Cut Back Diapers” …say the headlines from last week’s Wall Street Journal Marketing section. And the front page said we were near a bear market. Really? I had … Continue reading
Posted in annual expenses, choices, consumer consumption, cutting back, Economy, need v. want
Tagged diapers, potty training
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Back to the Basics
Hers: According to the radio this morning (so you know it must be true) the number one thing Americans are cutting back on in this economy is … can you guess? … cable TV. (yawn) Been there, done that. Even … Continue reading
Posted in choices, consumer consumption, cutting back, Economy, monthly bills, need v. want, recession, saving money, spending decisions, Thriftiness, TV viewing habits
Tagged cable TV, HBO, Sopranos
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So Funny, We Forgot to Laugh
Ours: In case you missed it in the Sunday NY Times … Brian McFadden’s wonderful austerity survival guide. Click on image to enlarge, and enjoy. Blessing – The Internet. Specifically, being able to view pictures online of our son at … Continue reading
Posted in cutting back, Economy, New York Times, recession
Tagged Austerity Survival Guide, Brian McFadden, Internet, New York Times
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When Layups Turn Into Layoffs
His: The NBA lockout went into effect at midnight this past Thursday, putting the 11-12 season on hold. This is bad news. I mean this not from a sports perspective (I’m not a basketball fan, though bummer for those who … Continue reading
Posted in COBRA, Economy, laid off, layoffs, mortgage
Tagged basketball season, lockout, National Basketball Association, NBA, salary caps, workingman
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What Sayeth the Magic 8 Ball? The Check is in the Mail
Hers:I love driving Hebrew school carpool. Today, three boys in the back seat were consulting the Magic 8 Ball. It went something like this: -Is [insert biblical name here] a good friend? – Is [insert another biblical name here] the … Continue reading
Posted in Carpool, Economy, Magic 8 Ball, NY State Unemployment
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