I'm kind of obsessed with numbers so I have no idea why I barely ever look at my bank account balance. I never fill out my check book and always just try to keep an idea of how much money I have in the bank. But it seems like as much as I estimate what my account balance may be I always undershoot, which is great. It's not like it has only happened once and twice. My banking has functioned like this for six years and it always seems to work out well for me. The only bad thing is that when I realize I have more money than I thought I did I always want to spend it. And with the Friends and Family thing starting tomorrow coupled with watching a Chicago Fire game on Saturday night at a bar and not having really any team colors to sport, the urge to spend is strong.
I got an A on my State and Local Policy exam which kicks ass. Didn't do as well as I would have liked on Stats but that's alright. My first test and our final project will do more than enough to stay in good shape. Now's about the time when the shit hits the fan. Multiple assignments every week and a giant paper looming will have me adequately stressed.
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I've always been surprised at how detail oriented you've been (numbers included) and how you've never found yourself in an engineering or analyst field.
ReplyDeleteAlso, if you're not using it already, Mint.com has turned keeping track of money from a burden to a pleasure for me, particualrly for tracking trends over the last couple months. Charts and graphs, oooo's and ahhhh's. I'm sure they've got a Palm Pre app on the way.
Taylor and I played Modern Warfare 2 last night. There's a kill/death ratio prominently featured in your stats profile. I thought of you and Infantry.
-dp