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Monthly Note Archives – February 2021

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Monthly Note Archives – February 2021

Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. This is for February 2021. Interested in not waiting a few weeks to read it, and want it straight to your email? Subscribe here.   For the re-posts here on the blog, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more…

Monthly Note Archives – January 2021

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Monthly Note Archives – January 2021

Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. This is for January 2021. Interested in not waiting a few weeks to read it, and want it straight to your email? Subscribe here.   For the re-posts here on the blog, I don’t do much formatting/changing as I’m more…

Clarifying Note

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Clarifying Note

Archives of my subscription-only monthly notes. This is for late November 2020; the second post on Substack. nterested in not waiting a few weeks to read it, and want it straight to your email? Subscribe here.   For the re-posts here on the blog, I don’t do…

May 2020 Monthly Note from Jim

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May 2020 Monthly Note from Jim

It's that time again, when I try to convert an outline of thoughts into cogent, hopefully humorous and occasionally insightful words for you to read. Please subscribe here. In this month's note Saltines and the septic system I use Zillow, too Knowing the potholes Keeping…

Mutant Dog Soft Micro | August 2019 Monthly Note

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Mutant Dog Soft Micro | August 2019 Monthly Note

I enjoy writing these notes. Quite a bit. This month Micro-market analysis #2 Showing sides Mutant Cricket Jumping Spiders Something about a Dog Building the Right-Sized House What I'm Reading Interested? Curious? Are you a current reader who think a friend might find this interesting?…

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