The Finder and Other Mythical, Sex-related Superpowers, part II, by Jennifer Quist
Maybe I will go easier on my sons the next time they can’t find something — but only if it’s something green.
Maybe I will go easier on my sons the next time they can’t find something — but only if it’s something green.
Stories will still need to be told, and writers will continue to tell them. It’s not unreasonable to assume that the written word will persist, even if it’s in ways we can scarcely imagine.
JJ Lee is the author of GG-award nominated non-fiction book The Measure of a Man: A Father, A Son, and a Suit.
Step Six: Buying a Car and a Home
If you insist on buying a house, then at least be smart enough to wait until at least 7-10 years after your arrival. Do the math. You need to spend the first three years on your education, one year getting out of debt, and three years earning enough to put aside a big down payment.
