A personal request
As most readers have probably guessed, I "retired" some time ago and put in my application for Social Security, which has been approved. However, even though I've already turned 62, the way the payments are scheduled means that I won't get my first one until nearly the end of November. So, I could use a little help bridging the gap. If you like what I do, and can spare a few bucks, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
Update: Removed the donate button to avoid issues with some PayPal policy changes which may happen in a few days. Again, many thanks to all who donated!
posted by Infidel753 at 7:32 AM
6 Comments:
Done.
Thanks! And thank you to everyone who has donated so far.
I donated a little. I hope it helps.
Just saw it come in -- thank you! I appreciate it.
a contribution to your retirement war chest - wishing you the best - congrats & good luck!
Thank you!
Post a Comment
Please be on-topic and read the comments policy. Spam, trolls, and fight-pickers will be deleted. If you don't have a Blogspot account and aren't sure how to comment, please see here. Fair warning -- I reject all comments containing any of the following:
1. Support for transgenderism
2. Negativity about Brexit
3. Support for a military draft or compulsory national service
I am not obligated to provide a platform for views I find morally abhorrent. And obviously I'm going to delete anything which is just quoting what an "AI" said. I want to hear from you, not from the always-wrong hallucination machine.
No comments advocating violence against any specific identifiable individual, even jokingly.
Please be considerate -- no political or politics-tinged comments on non-political posts, and no performative cynicism. Finally, please remember that this is a personal blog whose main purpose is to encourage contact from people with similar interests and world-views to mine. I really don't much care for arguing and debating; if arguing and debating is what you want, there are plenty of other places on the internet which welcome that.
From now until the finalization of the election results, no comments claiming the Republicans (or Democrats) will or can "steal" the election. It's pointless to engage with such stuff, and it promotes defeatism, which makes people less likely to vote or otherwise be politically active.
<< Home