On the short side, I now have 2 years and 10 months of service left in my current job. On the long side, I'm looking at 4 years. It feels good to be getting "close", if you can call that close. I have started investing in the stock market, upped my 457 (like a 401k) to about $1000/month, which is maybe more than I can afford. I am not really prepared for "retirement", so after my state service I'll need to work a couple of years somewhere else and store away all the cash. I don't know if it's a "plan", but it's what I've got. The monthly income shouldn't be a problem... it's the pot of cash I need to purchase a beach home that is the problem.
Flutter Success!
So after my blog post yesterday, I discovered some things. Android Studio must be run with administrator rights. That fixed the project creation issue. I am not Chip. Just an fyi. So I found some sample code online and bam, Android Studio just mostly worked. But after this little sample project, I feel deflated. I went to work today and wrote a brief on Preservica, an archival storage system. My day typically consists of nonsense like that. We already have a great storage system that would cost nothing to use, but due to centralized IT and another agency charging us for the storage space, our system is "too expensive" to actually use. I go to these "CPMS meetings." I spend at least 4 hours of my life every week in there pretending to pay attention, or sometimes not even pretending. Sometimes I play with my phone. I hate them with a passion. I get up and go to work every day. Every morning I tell myself "I can'...
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