MadBabs

Help us, Saint Larry Csonka.

Some others have said, but it really matters how old you are and what your goals are. But as a general rule of thumb...

1. money for bills and monthly expenses can stay in a low-interest checking (or savings) account. Keep only as much as you need for a month, maybe a bit as a cushion just in case

2. money you're planning on spending in the next 1-5 years in a high yield savings account (you'll make higher interest) to use as "sinking funds" or an emergency fund (3-9 months worth of monthly expenses, give or take)

3. invest the rest

Maybe it's time to take a class! Just in case she needs it again...

Filthy lucre.

Skibbity PAP.

Sad question... In killing mosquitos, are you also killing other insects?

I'm reading Good For A Girl by Lauren Fleshman and Born to Run by Christopher McDougall

First time with Rothfuss?

My hairstylist told me to get biotin gummies even the really cheap ones. I did, and my hair is noticeably thicker

I've always thought that if I ever win the lottery, my one really stupid, frivolous purchase would be a 90s gold Honda CRV and then updating the interior to that of a new car.

A 20-something year old kid swung by my desk at work to see if I could identify a plant that was growing in his yard and if I knew what to do with it. I could, and I did.

And I will never ever ever ever ever write a song about the Sibby.