Bob Waruszewski is a cradle Catholic from Pittsburgh, PA. He recently graduated from St. Vincent College with a bachelor’s degree in both mathematics and economics. Currently he works for a natural gas distribution company in the Steel City and is enjoying his first days as a married man. In his free time he enjoys sports, hiking, reading and chess. His favorite Saint is St. Joseph.
My life is very structured. Just ask my wife. I fold my socks and put them in a special place in my drawer. I have a quarterly personal goal list on an Excel spreadsheet. I arrive at work at almost precisely the same time every day. However, this structure is often a hindrance to my [...]
The season of Advent is often overshadowed by a rush to the malls to buy the perfect gift for friends, family members and co-workers. We get caught up by the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season that we forget about the greatest gift of all, Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Christmas. To redirect [...]
Many young adults have no strategy when it comes to finances. In college, meals, utilities, lodging, transportation, school expenses etc, were often covered by tuition and student loans. However, in the real world, finances often do not work like this. Lodging, food, gas, internet, cell phone,cable, etc. all cost money that is not all paid [...]
All throughout the engagement process, people have asked us how the wedding preparation is going, or given us tips to remember on our wedding day. However, I cannot recall anyone giving us advice on what to do once we are married nor a discussion about the early years of marriage. Somewhere along the way, while [...]
My life is about to change. In about one month, I will be getting married to the love of my life. To say that things are already getting hectic would be an understatement. Between working, moving out of my parent’s home into a new apartment and assisting in wedding plans (let’s be real here, my [...]
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