This all started as a lark. I was working as a freelance reporter, fairly consistently for the New York Times, first for the Westchester section and then for the business section.
But one by one the editors with whom I worked left or were reassigned.
And then the credit crisis hit, and with my husband practicing law at one of the big (hopefully too-big-to-fail) banks, I found that I was conflicted out of writing on many topics.
And so I started to think about what else I could do with my life.
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