Day 3 of the raw food / only plants day was in some ways better and in some ways worse. I certainly feel a little less ill than I normally do, when I eat myself into a stomachache and coma three times a day, but I find it difficult to cope with the gnawing hunger. It is amazing how much food I don't have to eat, but nevertheless cram myself full of. After waking up to a crazy green juice Kristen made out of lettuce, chard, kale, apple and some other fruit or other, I went to the office by bike, sweating the whole way over the bridge and sweating another 30 minutes in the office. I LOVE new york in the summer, but sometimes it can be a little bit brutal.
Today I did a full re-write of the Villager Questionnaire for individuals to get a sense of lender demand. I decided to eschew the corporate voice and just write in my own voice. It is still slightly sanitized, but hopefully it's not all that different from how I used to write on this blog. I'm sick of corporate voices and corporate language and the jargon that glazes over communication with a slick veneer of vagueness. Maybe it will land with a pitiful thud, but might as well give it a go. I don't want to become what annoys me.
I also spent a significant amount of time researching methods of credit analysis and re-examined the Five C's of credit analysis: Capacity, Conditions, Collateral, Character and Capital. After going through each prong, I realized that Villager fulfilled each of these issues in innovative new ways and was excited to go through and write it up. As usual, my first run was extremely subpar and my final was only slightly better. I need to spend a little more time with this, but I think it is important and useful.
There was also a torrential downpour that appeared from nowhere and disappeared as quickly. Not before the Manhattan Bridge spawned dozens of beautiful little waterfalls and the sewage line in the office parking lot began spewing sewage, flooding the cars up to their bumpers. Gross, but still kinda interesting.
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