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ChetCast
Episode 270: New Year 2025
A very rowdy podcast with Lucy and Veronica reviewing Christmas and previewing their plans for 2025.
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Hail, Theotokos!
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Maybe we should call ourselves the Febreeze Brothers, ‘cause it’s feeling so fresh right now.
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Life imitates art.
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Surgeon General: âYou Are Supposed To Be Able To Button Your Pantsâ - The Onion
Leaving your shirt untucked so no one can tell that your pants are not buttoned or declaring that all your pants shrunk several sizes in the dryer are also unacceptable solutions.
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Reading
Currently reading: Joy at Work by Marie Kondo đ
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Better luck next time.
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Treasury Department Says Systems Hacked by China-Backed Actor - WSJ
The Treasury Department has long been seen as a lucrative target for state-backed hackers because of its work involving international financial issues, including sanctions.
All the more so now with that big, fat, juicy Beneficial Ownership Information database of the name, personal identifiers, and drivers license of the owners of every company in America.
Thanks, Congress!
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Best Week of the Year
In my entire professional life, my favorite week of the year has always been the seven days between Christmas and New Years. Work life collectively slows down, and I have permission to take a deep breath and gather my thoughts. Itâs the one time each year that the world collectively checks out of the office. Holiday celebrations, vacations, and trips take over our calendars from meetings, deadlines, and projects. The interruptions slow to a trickle as urgent deadlines are pushed into the next calendar year. I can do some planning, thinking, and gain perspective.
I donât spend the week setting professional goals for the next year. Instead, I use it as a strategic reset, preparing myself and my space for whatâs coming in the new year.
I love this feeling of calm; itâs the best week of the year.
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My first day of work in my fully unpacked office.
I never thought this day would come.
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Catholic Husband
Swept to Safety - Catholic Husband
King Herod, though subordinate to Caesar and his governor, still wielded immense and oppressive power over his subjects. The search must have been massive, as Herod reacted with wanton cruelty to the words of the magi. Despite the scale of the manhunt, Joseph, a simple carpenter, outwitted them all. He strongly and silently swept his family to safety.
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âNew Year, New Youâ Doesnât Work. Hereâs How You Can Actually Improve Your Life. - WSJ
We want to rid ourselves of the feeling, so vividly described by the English novelist Arnold Bennett, that âthe years slip by, and slip by, and slip by, and that [we] have not yet been able to get [our] lives into proper working order.â
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Sixteen days later, the final box has been opened.
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‘Ok, Who Got Me The MAGA Hat?’ Asks Kamala Harris As Jill Biden Stifles Laughter - Babylon Bee
âMerry Christmas, Kamala! Hope that gift brings you joy!â
⊠the mood at the party had grown even more uncomfortable after Jill Biden opened her present to find a Fisher Price Doctor’s Kit from the vice president’s office.
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Catholic Husband
The Great I Am - Catholic Husband
The spark He struck has turned into the roaring flame that spread through the whole world. None of it was possible without a God whose love for His people could not be contained, or without the simple âyesâ of a newlywed couple that brought the Christ-child into their home.
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But now you can intentionally destroy your civilization from within, adding a new element of strategy as you fight yourself for no reason. ⊠When playing as Joe Biden you can dispatch Hunter to other settlements to secure illicit deals, all while your people slowly starve to death.
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“The writer of the scroll, whom we have yet to identify, makes mention of the fact that the Lego Millennium Falcon was worth at least a year’s wages for an average Judean man. Anyone who possessed such a treasure was wealthy indeed.”
At publishing time, scholars disclosed that the scroll went on to tell of how the young Jesus showed early signs of His divinity by putting together the thousands of pieces of the Millennium Falcon by Himself without even looking at the instructions.
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Catholic Husband
Rethinking Everything - Catholic Husband
Every so often, we need to take a step back, and question everything that we do. What should we start, continue, and stop?
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Assad Returns To Ophthalmology At Moscow LensCrafters - The Onion
At press time, Assad was threatening the front desk receptionist with sarin gas after she made a mistake with the scheduling software.
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Meeting the new neighbors.
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Catholic Husband
Nothing to Do - Catholic Husband
As an at-home dad, I feel the pressure to be my childrenâs cruise director, curating activities to fill their day. Thereâs a time and a place for that, but thereâs also plenty of benefit to them having nothing to do.
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“I hereby exempt my son from anything that may or may not occur at this very specific time behind the green dumpster outside Applebees,” said Biden to a bust of Teddy Roosevelt he mistook for a reporter.
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End of an era.
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Seven years ago, the bozos at Equifax had a massive data breach in which the attackers spent weeks in their networks and databases completely undetected.
They hoovered up my information, without compensation or consent, and then left the backdoor open for thieves to steal it all in one fell swoop.
The fine folks at the plaintiffs bar negotiated a settlement that would pay victims up to $125, depending on the size of the claim.
My settlement payment came through this morning: $7.44 on a virtual gift card.
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Elon Musk’s Multibillion-Dollar Tesla Pay Package Rejected by Judge Again - WSJ
McCormick said the plaintiff, a Tesla shareholder named Richard Tornetta, was entitled to $345 million in either cash or Tesla shares.
RIP Delaware