The simple answer to why is, life got in the way. I headed down to Cincinnati to spend the weekend with Liz and my car had yet another malfunction- this time with the brakes. Over the past three months it has decided it has wanted nothing to do with holding fluids...oil, power steering and now brakes. It's now getting past the point of diminishing returns.
Buying a car right now for me ranks right up there with digging my own grave, jumping into it and shoveling the dirt in on top of me- myself.
But (and I hate this saying) it is what it is. Dammit!
On the bright side, I have plenty to chat about with all of you seeing as my life is nothing but a blog post anyhow. Starting with this headline:
The highest-paid female CEO in America used to be a man. (from the New York Post)
Martine Rothblatt, 59 — who founded the $5 billion pharmaceutical firm United Therapeutics and also co-founded Sirius — had sex reassignment surgery in 1994.
“I can’t claim that what I have achieved is equivalent to what a woman has achieved. For the first half of my life, I was male,” Rothblatt, who has four kids and is still married to her wife of more than 30 years, told New York Magazine.
Rothblatt made $38 million last year as head of United Therapeutics, which she launched to create medicine for her daughter, who suffers from primary pulmonary hypertension.
First of all I haven't even had the chance to read any of the reaction to this "Jerry Springer" style headline. But, then again it did come from the "New York Post."
After a good night's sleep I will get back to you with it in the morning! (Tuesday)
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