Once again, I spent most of last week in Lincoln, attending hearings and working with my legislative staff on our plans for the coming session. One of the hearings that I attended was for LR171, which I introduced to study the need for rebasing Medicaid funding for behavioral health.
Dear Dave,
My wife and I are both 36 years old, and we have two children. Our son is six, and our daughter will be four next month. We’ve been walking through the Baby Steps, and we should have our home paid off sometime next summer.
I knew in junior high that I wanted to be a journalist.
I started writing the high school basketball stories for the Tribune when I was in eighth grade.
I still remember one of the first people that I interviewed as a high school sophomore.
Last week, I made you aware of issues facing the property and casualty insurance industry and the real impact these issues are having on constituents throughout the District.
With avid outdoorsmen in our house, our diet consists of a wide variety of meats.
And I mean wide.
Fish, dove, goose, duck, pheasant, grouse, turkey, turtle, crawfish, bullfrog, squirrel, rabbit, deer, elk.
Dear Dave, I’m currently on Baby Step 2, and I have about $7,000 in debt to pay off before I can move to bulking up my emergency fund in Baby Step 3. When you’re paying off debt, what do you recommend for 401(k) contributions?
Here at the Tribune it’s one of the rare times of the year when I feel caught up on all things work for more than a day or two at a time.
As a one-woman shop I have learned to prioritize like… well, a boss.
I have a to-do list that I keep in Notes on my iPhone that I’m constantly editing.