Isolated prototypes of a cross section of societal behavior patterns indicate that a predictable population trend begins in the primary stages of adolescence. (I just had to get that out of my system. Carry on.)

Not much to talk about today. Jai shamed me into walking, which is a good thing. But that’s about it, really. miles to Lothlorien: 400

Wow. We just went to see “Finding Neverland”. It was really, *really* good. It made me all sniffly! How embarrassing, especially since Ted, who’s usually more of a goosh than I am, didn’t cry. But then, it made me cry for the exact same reason it didn’t make him cry. :) *Really* good movie. SNIIIIIIF!

So I’ve got this 401k account with (what is to me, anyway) a fairly substantial chunk of change in it. In an ideal world, I’d just keep putting money in it, but what with it being a 401k and me not working for the employer anymore, I can’t do that. (Which just seems wrong somehow. Anyway.) I can leave it there, because I have more than the minimum amount required to leave it there. Or I can roll it over into an IRA, or I can cash it out, but…

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I apparently wrote a whole post and then forgot to post it before I went and did something else with this window. Oh well. It wasn’t very interesting anyway.