64.) Always be prepared to leave your current job.

People who can easily leave will have more confidence in everything they do, including negotiating raises. It's a job search cliche, but the best time to look for a job is when you already have one. Your insight will help people get ready, and they should take it to heart.

Rant

Anyone else find it confusing and creepy that all of the hottest porn on Tumblr is collected by underage teenage girls? Where were these girls when I was sixteen?

Rant

Daylight Saving Time starts today! Time to acclimate myself to the fact that the clocks on all my appliances will be off by an hour for the next eight months.

7 Steps to Lasting Financial Resolutions

7 Steps to Creating Financial Resolutions That Stick:

1.  Make your goals specific.

2.  Make your goals measurable.

3.  Set a time limit.

4.  Reward yourself.

5.  Be realistic.

6.  Get help.

7.  Change your attitude.

Source: MoneyNing

63.) Keeping your New Year's resolutions to yourself is the best first step to keeping them.

A recent Scientific American study reveals that proclaiming your New Years goals gives people a “premature sense of completeness” that makes it easier to give up on those very same goals.  Experts suggest that when someone asks you what your New Year’s resolutions are, tell them you haven’t got any.

Rant

Facebook is a lot like a fridge. Whenever you're bored or can't sleep, you open and close it every couple of minutes to see if there's anything good, but nothing ever changes.

62.) Resign yourself to the fact that anything you buy is already obsolete.

If it's on the store shelf, it's old new.  That's just the price of living in a technological revolution.