Getting rid of wealth
My wife and I sometimes practice transfers of wealth. One way that consistently works well to do this is to take a car in for repair. Recently, while at.
More on limits
Last week I wrote about limits. In short: One dollar is just one dollar. One hour is just one hour. However, the opposite is also true, in the sense.
Personal finances and limits
Apparently, I am wired to think of limits to things. At least, that’s what one personality inventory told me. And it seems to be true. To me, it’s quite.
A podcast for car trips
A couple of times per year, when my wife and I have a long car trip coming up, I make sure ahead of time to download tons of podcasts.
Halloween and hledger
On a recent walk, my wife and I noticed that the first Halloween decorations have appeared on some of our neighbors’ lawns. Not surprisingly, none of the decorations had.
Warp often knows which command I need next
I use Warp for most of my command line work, and I like it so much that having to go back to the regular command line would be a.
Human behavior and personal finance
When I work in plain text accounting, it’s often the numbers that are front and center. In contrast, however, when it comes to personal finance, there is a very.
Upgrading hledger the old fashioned way
I recently upgraded to hledger 1.50. Before I did so, however, I recalled a question on the Plain Text Accounting site about running hledger from GitHub main. The idea,.
Just finished reading: The Best of Jonathan Clements
Full title: The Best of Jonathan Clements: Timeless Advice for a Financial Life Well Lived. If you were a regular reader of the Wall Street Journal’s Getting Going column.
Ledger-mode command saves the day
Sometimes there is an Emacs command that makes delightfully short work of a plain text accounting task. This was the case recently when I was trying to catch up.