Excel

Oy.

I'm trying to set up a budget thinger so I can make sure that I'm going to be able to pay off my student loans and pay all my bills without running out of money. But I have no idea what I'm doing with the Excel program. Grr. So I just a few columns of stuff that I added up, and subtracted. And there's a red number. It's not pretty.

Oh well, at least now I have a better idea of how much money I can spend until I get paid again next week.
None.
Well, I also have a credit card that is completely paid, so I technically have all that money that I don't actually have to spend. Credit cards are dangerous that way.
Very dangerous.

Like standing too close to Wile E. Coyote when he's about to try and blow up Road Runner dangerous.

Well, actually I think that since I am going to get paid before my next bills are withdrawn I actually have some. It's kind of nice to have bills at the beginning and the end of the month...but maybe it'd be better to have them all at the beginning. I don't know.

See, and now I'm all like "What about March?" How does March fit into my spreadsheet? Why didn't I learn this in highschool? Did I learn this in highschool? If so, Why didn't I pay attention?

Argh.. It's nice outside. I think I'm going to go there now.