About Me

Before I really delve into the depths of the content of this blog, I thought you’d like to know a little about me. Basically, I’m a twenty-something single woman and television-a-holic, and I’m in some DEEP debt.

Television-a-holic is the perfect way to describe me; I probably need a 12 step program. I’m very passionate about television, but it’s not a passive hobby for me. I don’t just watch it, I think about it, talk about it, read about it, write about it, and endlessly analyze it. I’ve been described as a TV whore, but since I don’t get paid to watch television (yet), that’s still a goal rather than a reality.

I’ve recently become just as passionate about personal finance. I used to detest anything to do with money. I didn’t want to talk about it, think about it, or read about it, let alone analyze or write about it. I also had selective math skills. I could add, subtract, multiply, and divide until there was a dollar sign involved – then I was completely confounded. But that all changed a couple of months ago – August of 2007 to be exact – when I had what I call my “financial revolution.” I’ll talk more about that in a few upcoming posts.

I’m also passionate about my career, and I love what I do. I currently work in marketing for an insurance company, but I don’t want to say much more than that because I’ve chosen to remain anonymous on this blog. I plan to share some pretty detailed financial information here, and I feel that anonymity makes this a little safer.

So that’s me in a nutshell. If you ever want to drop me a line about TV or personal finance, I’m all ears.