First, thank you guys for your well wishes and encouragement.
Do know that I see and read each and every one of your messages and comments, on new and old posts alike, even if I may not reply to all of them. Thank you so much for taking the time to write in to share your own experiences and/or to send a kind word. There have been times when I’ve been feeling blue about something and I’ll see a new comment come through that cheers me up.
So far I have only Read More
This is the first post of my BlogLines series where I share quotes that I’ve collected from other blogs that resonate with me around a topic or a ‘line’. This week’s theme… “and I have nothing to show for it”.
I’d like to share some of the experiences of other writers as it helps us to know that we aren’t alone. Go check out these blogs and their authors. Read More
Do you work at a place where you are the only single (and/or broke) person in your work group?
I do (and have done so in the past) . For the most part that’s not a problem, as my co-workers and I spent a lot of our days heads down typing away on our keyboards in cubicle land. Sometimes however, I am reminded of my singleton status, and it’s, well…awkward. Am I alone in this?
These are seven times when it can be awkward to be a double debt single woman (or man) at work, in no particular order. Can you relate to any of these?
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ONE — Monday morning / Friday afternoon chit chat about the weekend
You know, the Friday afternoon talk about exciting upcoming weekend plans with spouses / significant others and Monday morning breathless reports of weekend escapades. It’s all fun, but Read More
Double Debt Single Woman 