August 03, 2002

Sorry about the lack of posting, Scott, but I've been dang busy lately. Continuing the good life theme, I spent my half-day yesterday wandering around New York, visiting the main Public Library branch and the brand-spanking-new American Folk Art Museum (definitely worth a visit, and free on Friday nights). Last night I saw The Breeders, with Imperial Teen opening. The folks who had seen them during their original run were pleased if not thrilled, but I thought it was all pretty fun and exciting, even if Kim Deal is crazier than a sack of hens and the Deal sisters each went through about three packs of cigs in an hour show. In cross-culture news, the band played the Buffy theme, and the Deal sisters will apparently appear on the show. Well, I'm off again. The world calls.
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Foreign currency trading is definitely a good venue to make money through passive income. The only roadblock is, if you actually don't know what you're doing, you can inadvertently get smacked and lose your money. Take a look at how unpredictable the stock market has been since the previous couple of years since the economic downfall had began. Yet the good news is that there's a means to earn cash via foreign currency trading with minimum risk.

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