For Chanukah, I asked for and received a Roku. Roku is like a cable box for the internet. My box brings in unlimited Netflix streaming videos (20,000 available) and music from Pandora. It can be setup to do much more.
These days, a lot of people in their twenties discuss “cutting the cord.” That cord, of course, being the cable cord bringing in dozens, if not hundreds, of TV channels.
I would like to take this opportunity to toot my own horn for a moment. I got a promotion and a raise! Yay! More money, more to do. Good times.
Last week, I wrote about my recent apartment hunting. Now that I have a new place picked out, I have to move. I arranged an overlap of one week so I have time to move everything in my busy schedule of working during the day and going to classes at night.
Yesterday I completed a multi-week process of searching for and picking a new place to live. I have been living in a house near my school for the last 15 months. In that 15 months, I have been very happy with the rent and location, but I decided it was time for me to go out and get a place on my own.
I jumped on the bandwagon. I joined Swagbucks. A series of posts by Fabulously Broke inspired my jump into the search rewards program. A week in, I thought I would share my thoughts.
