You realize that sometimes people cry for half an hour for no reason at all.
You really appreciate drive through restaurants.
Poop is not as disgusting as it used be.
There’s a lot more goldfish crackers in the house.
7:30 am is sleeping in.
Each week needs to be planned out in advance.
Getting ready to leave the house in the morning now takes at least thirty minutes. An hour if you need to shower and get yourself ready.
Breakfast now takes forty minutes of preparation, feeding, and cleaning up. Instead of five minutes.
I’ve been working on GroupieGuide for a while now, and it finally got some press! Read the article here.
Moved into an apartment. I like it. Jessa’s still getting used to it.
It was a massive downsizing, going from a four bedroom 1800 sq foot place with a garage to a two bedroom 800 square foot apartment was a bit of a shock. We had to get rid of a lot of crap—probably good for us.
I figure that the move will save us at least $12,000 a year, which means that before taxes, we can bring home $16,000 less a year and still be in the same place. That’s close to half of a teacher’s salary. That house was expensive.
The cat hopped on my lap while I’m working on the computer.
Best cat ever.
I’m drinking a lot of coffee recently. I wonder how much is too much.
I’ve been frequenting a lot of non-starbucks places recently, and I think their drip coffee is better than sbux. I’m not a food snob by any means, but starbucks often tastes more bitter than other places.
Been quite busy, we’ve got four client projects that we’re juggling, along with our own projects (Tanga, Groupie Guide, and Voxy).
We’re also upgrading our company’s website—see a preview.
Plus I’m out there meeting new people / partners / clients frequently—means lots of trips downtown and lots of driving.
Luckily I enjoy what I do! It’s an exciting time in the industry. Tons of potential for small teams and the various tools I use make work enjoyable.
Dash is being a Lobster for Halloween. Expect pictures.
Problem with splitting my work week up into 4-5 hour days Monday – Friday, and 8-10 hour days on Saturday – Sunday is that the week never seems to end. It’s just a blur of baby, errands, and work.
Luckily, I love my work. Otherwise, I’d be miserable right now.