Well, a little over a week ago I was laid off from my job, after five and a half years. The falling price of oil has had a sharply negative effect in my industry. There are other jobs in my field, but that would require a major relocation. My wife and I are tired of this, as it would be the third such move in a little over a decade. We are planning to relocate to a plot of family land in the middle of BFE Michigan, and start a farm. Its a scary and exciting prospect. My quandary is that I have a Clem on the way, and it isn't paid for yet. That is, Riv has their money but my credit card has a big hole in it! I have a good introductory deal: No interest for 15 months. The Clem is the only purchase on the card. So I figured that it would be easy. But now, of course, I feel differently. Riv will certainly cancel my sale, and someone else will certainly snap up the bike. But I can't let it go just yet. It feels very selfish of me to want to keep the bike, and I am trying to come up with ways to justify it's existence in my life. They ring hollow and I know it's just because the bike has been this goal I've worked toward, and in some weird way, feel I've earned. Still, I might feel less stressed if I did just let it go. That money will find plenty of other uses. Anyhow, I don't expect the list to have any magic cures, but I just needed to rant. Thanks for listening.
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