Recent content by Senor Schmutzig

Desert Ridge. I'm down with that. Flying in on Sunday, the conference starts on Monday. Day drinking activated.

Apparently, I didn't get sucked in because I didn't watch on Sunday. Forgot about it.

Kershaw yelling “Suck it, Big Dumper!!!” while slapping high fives to his boys in the dugout. :laugh: :clyde:

Just noticed the same myself. Some torrential downpours in Aventura today. Hopefully the garage doesn't flood before I can get my *** out of the office....

I got nothing for Cebu or Fort Smith, AR. Haven't been to either. I have two weeks in the office before heading out to Phoenix AZ for work (JW Marriott), Chicago and Nashville for vacation and my son's 21st birthday, followed by Vegas for a week at the Venetian for a conference.

I was at a conference about an hour away on Thursday and Friday night and most of yesterday so that was two days wasted. Got home last night, had a couple of beers and a salad with some red-bag chicken (IYKYK) and fell asleep on the couch. Woke up around midnight and doom-scrolled TikTok for a...

Lame.

Yeah, I can relate. She can't pick out any of the things that I DID do, but damn, she's quick to point out the things I overlooked.

I watched the last half of the first episode. I will most definitely get sucked in and will be watching Sunday night also,

Love it. Now I want gummies.

Yep, we kind of live for these moments now, amiright?

This is probably a rhetorical question, but does anyone (everyone?) regress back to being college age when their wife/spouse or significant other is out of town? I dropped my wife off at the airport this morning as she is going to visit her mom for a week or so. Meanwhile, I get home after...

I"m thinking that this is what we will need to do whenever I decide to retire. We built a home in Miami (we were the developers) and moved in right before COVID, so we have the benefit of paying at cost for the land, labor and materials combined with the crazy appreciation that this area has had...

Yep, that's one that I was referencing earlier. I came across them a few months ago, and there is definitely some good information. r/Coastfire and r/financialindependence are also on my regular Reddit rotation.

Alright, I'm back in. Let's goooo...