Sorry. Fixed. Dealing with the blog problems is first on the agenda for Monday. Thanks for being patient!

Grades in? Absolutely.

Alright, I have to admit that I was a little grouchy when I wrote this review. I enjoyed 3/4rds of the book quite a bit. I am in the process of putting together a book pitch and I am so, so, so bad at writing book pitches. Maybe I'm a little jealous of a book that was clearly packaged so very well.

I can't summon up too much sympathy for rich kids. Their entitlement and arrogance is their Achilles heel that equalizes the difference between the rich and the middle class once they hit the job world. But that aside, I think all kids can learn the lessons of hard work and humility. I see too many middle class kids and even working class kids struggling in that area. We're all trying to emulate the rich families, so we give our kids too much. Second mortgages on the house to pay for elite schools, fancy computer and gaming systems, expensive sports camps. This summer, Jonah isn't going to the fancy day camp that he's attended for the past seven summers. This year, he is working for free at the local Y as a counselor-in-training. He'll be helping out with the little kids all day throughout July. He understands that this experience will help him get a paying job the following summer. He's actually really into it. We're not pushing it very hard. I helped him fill out the application, but he's handling the rest of the paperwork on his own.

Sorry dudes about the stupid spam filter. I'm working on a project right now, but in a week or two, I really have to start shopping around for a new blogging platform. I'm dreading the whole transferring process. I might have to pay someone to take care of it for me. If I do, I'm going to hit you all up for cash.

I started doing the math, and then I interviewed friends who were similar to the potential customers and none of them would spend money on office space. A lot of them liked working at home and didn't want to cart their files and books back and forth between from home to an office space. I also feared that I would spend all my time doing landlord stuff, and not enough time actually writing.

When the letter leaked to the press, my twitterfeed commented heavily. The men loved it. Thought that she should be hired by a big law firm. The women thought she was evil and recalled meeting girls like her. Said that she was awful, and she would turn into an awful adult.

Sorry, harry. I just pulled out two of your comments out of the spam folder. This dumb blog really needs an upgrade. I try to check the spam folder at least once a day now, but it's really a pain in the ass.