The blog is still alive! Sorry for the drama, but I felt I should at least write something. Don’t expect a new financial post, though. Just a quick personal update to get you up to speed since a lot has changed after I last posted. Changes preventing me from even sitting down at my computer and start typing. Nothing negative, quite the opposite, even.
Quarter one of 2022 has passed with the end of March. Time seems to be flying by faster and faster as I get older. At times I’m happy about this, such as the current state of the world. I hope that as time progress there is light at the end of the tunnel.
But at other times I just wish it didn’t, like when I’m playing with my daughter. To help pass these relative times I receive a monthly salary from my employer, and this month is no different. Let’s take a look at how I managed it this month.
Why am I looking at the cheapest way to buy furniture? My Brussels apartment is -finally- reaching the final stages of construction and while we are not quite there yet, it's about time to look at how I will furnish it. Having a fully furnished apartment should allow me to rent it out for about €1400/m incl. garage.
February, the shortest month of the year, is already well behind us. The invasion of Russia into Ukraine this month is one of the history books. The only question is, how? Will reports say Russia won or, who knows, Ukraine?! And how will all of this impact the world, both humanitarian and economic? Against the backdrop of this hectic tragedy, I share my monthly expenses.