Ok, so I’ll never go back to sleep again

April 22, 2009 in Congress, Guatemala, Iraq, War, credit card debt, crime, everyday, eviction, film, journalism, life, lifestyle, mental health, personal finance, politics, urban, violence
Tags: documentary, economy, globalization, technology, utopia, Zeitgeist Addendum

Granted I haven’t finished it (I still got 44 minutes to go), Zeitgeist Addendum, a breakthrough documentary about how the monetary system is esentially evil, is scaring me into oblivion. If you got a couple of hours to spare, and a decent web connection, you can see it here  at Google Video:

A challenge to myself: love in 60 days or another credit card

February 15, 2008 in Humor, Simpsons, The Simpsons, credit card debt, everyday, funny, life, love, personal finance, relationships

I guess this is the only way I’ll learn: either I find somebody to love (other than myself, of course), a gal that makes my heart go crazy, or I shall get me a fourth credit card. Some financial pressure might speed things up for my mojo, and that’s what I need.

Quarter life crisis

January 3, 2008 in credit card debt, everyday, personal finance, quarter life crisis

Although I’m 27, I believe their still is shit lingering, related to the first years of independence from my parents’ home. Very bad financial decisions and habits are the source of me not being able to fully get started with some sort of cash flow in my budget. That sucks SO much, but I believe [...]

Holiday Blues? I fear not!

December 23, 2007 in Modeling, Nudity, credit card debt, everyday, funny, music, personal finance, photography, travels

Well, I’m mooching off my parents’ Internet connection, since they will spend the holidays in Mexico. Did most of my holiday shopping today, in about 40 minutes! Coming back home, at least to browse the web, always means checking my credit card bills (doesn’t everyone enjoy that?), and that’s enough to send me into a [...]