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Below is a long blog post about 2016. You can read it or watch the video above, which explains everything in an easy-to-understand way! I’ve been writing a lot lately on my Facebook page – you know how much I love to write and share with people what God has done for me. But since this year will be ending soon (so sad)…it seems like a good time to summarize all of that here as well :) This year was definitely one of the most exciting years ever!! After being diagnosed almost 3 years ago now with Fibromyalgia/Chronic Pain Syndrome/Cushing Disease…this year has taken a major turn in so many ways!!! In January: My book came out “Sweetly Surrendered” by Revell Books - this was something I had dreamed of doing when we moved back home from Japan after our daughter was born there (in ’98). It took me over 4 years to get it written and edited but then, once completed …I kept getting rejections from publishers until finally…Revell agreed to take it and they published it Jan. 5th 2016. It was very humbling because I felt at times I wasn’t qualified enough nor experienced enough …but God used these experiences anyway :) And He continues still today! There are several things going on right now related directly due to the fact that He chose ME - even though I don’t feel worthy…it just amazes me every single day how wonderful His plans truly were ;) So grateful for your prayers and support during those days….and now again! Thank YOU! :D Here’s the link if anyone wants to check it out http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017XZMGHW?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00 June: We celebrated 26 years together (married July 4th 1990!) What?? Time flies indeed..we have 4 children ages ranging from 15 down to 7 months old now….my husband is actually retiring from teaching next week too..after serving students & families for nearly 2 decades ! Wow…..that makes him officially “old” haha ;-) Seriously tho ….he deserves some serious resting up time before he starts his own business ..which should happen later this summer hopefully :)) November: Had surgery Nov. 1st for removal of Cushings disease tumor via laparoscopic procedure (minimally invasive), no cutting open anywhere else than my belly button area (yikes!!…) I was scared silly but thankfully didn’t need any pain meds afterwards either Below is a long blog post about 2017. It’s meant to be read in one sitting, so I recommend you start reading it now (or bookmark this page and come back when you have the time). If not, feel free to check out my short highlight reel instead. It was an awesome year! In fact, it might just go down as the best year of my life thus far… which sounds dramatic until I explain why :) Let me take you on a journey that will give some context for what happened later this year. Last January, I wrote a long blogpost called My Year Of Growth, where I talked about how I went through many changes over the previous few years: leaving Facebook after being there since early days, quitting my job at Apple & moving to SF, selling my startup, starting new ventures etc. This blog post had two main goals - firstly to share with everyone else all these cool things that were happening in my personal life but secondly also to reflect upon myself and figure out if I really liked everything that I did or whether I should change something. Soon afterwards I started another company together with a good friend from college (Andy) who lives here in San Francisco too. We both wanted to build products that we felt passionate about making and didn’t want our focus solely dictated by investors / customers / partners etc., so decided to fund it ourselves using any side projects/apps etc that could generate cashflow while simultaneously working full-time towards building great companies. Fast forward almost exactly one year later, we are currently bootstrapping both companies together without taking money from anyone outside other than family members helping us out along the way - no VC backing either! 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This includes support of early learning through school readiness programs (including preschool) as well as support for non-traditional educational providers like Khan Academy or Teach For America, not just traditional public schools The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s annual letter explains our work in 2016 and outlines plans for the year ahead—and we need your help making an impact with us! Read below to learn more: Below is a long blog post about 30-Year Treasury Bonds (TYX) with lots of data and analysis. This past week, I decided to go for it on the first day that 25-year bonds were issued again since they stopped issuing them in June after the last auction was oversubscribed at an extremely low yield by $14 billion worth of demand from foreign buyers who apparently felt that yields would fall further over time. It’s interesting how these bond issues work out sometimes when you have so much new supply come online all at once like we did this past Tuesday. The next issue will be even more significant because there are now two different maturities: 25 year and 30 Year – which makes the market even tougher than before as investors try to figure out what might happen if interest rates start rising or falling faster depending upon whether inflation expectations rise higher due to accelerating economic activity leading up into election season where anything could potentially change given our volatile political environment right now.” The 30-Year US Government Bond reached its peak price level on January 8th, 2021 at $179.60 per share; however this hasn’t been sustained through subsequent weeks until recently when prices began decreasing back down towards their original values around November 2nd—although not enough yet! This indicates either too many sell orders coming onto market or simply slow buying pace among some investors during periods such as these ones mentioned above…but regardless something needs fixing ASAP!!! Below is a long blog post about 2016, with lots of stats and photos. It was another year for the history books in more ways than one! Here’s some highlights: -We had our best month ever for sales in May (over $53K) – which we followed up by having our highest grossing weekend to date during June Daze. We sold out all four days of the festival this year, including our first Sunday ever at the fest. That’s over 98 hours of music/art/food/drink fun that our customers supported! -The band was incredibly busy throughout the summer - playing nearly every single weekend from Memorial Day through Labor Day Weekends. The schedule included multiple festivals such as Northeast Wine Fest, Concord Riverfest, Newburyport Art Walk and many more local events like Salem Night Market, Portland Festival on the Green and others. There were also countless private party gigs booked within close proximity so that even when I wasn’t working outside, it felt like I never left work…and yes there are still jobs waiting tables back home too lol! But seriously though, these last few months have been crazy hectic but totally worthwhile because not only do they bring us into contact with new audiences who might come see shows here or become fans online, they give me time away from my family & friends while earning extra money towards rent payments AND helping other people celebrate special occasions / holidays etc…all without leaving town :) So thank you everyone involved!!! You make my life easier!! ;) Hopefully things will slow down soon haha..but if anyone has any ideas how could happen faster please let me know cuz right now feels impossible :))) PS: Happy belated birthday babe!!! Love u much ! Xoxo Love love LOVE your posts, especially reading them after I’ve just listened to you play! Aww thanks Kimberly <3