Everyone has their own list of songs they like for different reasons, and different occasions. Have a look at mine, if you dare, and maybe you’ll find some old favorites, or discover new ones. 😉 Or perhaps my readers would … Continue reading →
I’d like to pay off my student loan and get my own domain.
Please donate so I can reach my goal, and make the site better while I’m at it.
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Thank you.
Drop what I owe on my student loan to below $27,500.
Save at least $4000 in my checking account.
Convert said checking account from a Kasasa Tunes account (up to $10 cash back per month for purchases on Amazon, iTunes, etc) to a Kasasa Cash account (an interest-bearing account with no upper limit on my rewards). Based on the rates at my local credit union, I’ve calculated that the account must have shy of $4,000 at minimum for the interest to exceed the $10 monthly reward on the Tunes account, thus the previous goal.
Switch all of my monthly subscriptions over to the card used to earn Kasasa rewards (so as to meet the requirements for the previous goal without going out of my way to make extra purchases for the purpose) and start contributing to the people I follow on sites like Patreon.
Get all this done before 2022.
I began writing for fun when I was 8.
I began writing with an eye to publication when I was 18.
I began participating in NaNoWriMo, and searching for my place in the digital world, when I was 28.
I hope to be published before I'm 38.
I'm also a Computer Science major, which education I hope to use in my career, and a full-time student.
And a too-frequent babysitter.
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