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Nov 24, 2017
Since I had plenty of time, I rode 20 miles at spinning class this am. It was a brutal grind because the instructor was feeling guilty for overeating yesterday.
I took the grandkids to see Coco ...See More
Elaine/ret/IN
Men, I'm chuckling at your spinning instructor spinning in overtime. A win for all. Perhaps. Outside in fantastic weather could only be better--darn.
Bev, kudos on your willpower. Smaller portions and no snacking. Why didn't I think of that? Wink. Wink. Wink.
I could brag about 48,000 steps these past 4 days, but then I'd have t...See More
Bev, kudos on your willpower. Smaller portions and no snacking. Why didn't I think of that? Wink. Wink. Wink.
I could brag about 48,000 steps these past 4 days, but then I'd have t...See More
Nov 25, 2017
~ Thomas Hood
Nov 24, 2017
~ Clifford Odets
Nov 23, 2017
~ Abraham Lincoln
Nov 22, 2017
~ John F. Kennedy
Nov 17, 2017
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men52
I think I wouldn't go totally debt free - pay it down but maybe not pay everything for that first year of college. My husband lost his job in our youngest daughter's freshman year of college so all of our good intentions went down the drain. She was going out of state but even with our much less financial support, she graduated in four years. She h...See More
Lulu
A few things to think about-
-Consider the rates for your debt. If we're talking consumer debt such as credit cards, the rate is almost certainly higher than the rate for a student loan. If you have a low-rate home equity loan it might not make sense to pay it off.
-Done before the kid applies for financial aid it can reduce the p...See More
-Consider the rates for your debt. If we're talking consumer debt such as credit cards, the rate is almost certainly higher than the rate for a student loan. If you have a low-rate home equity loan it might not make sense to pay it off.
-Done before the kid applies for financial aid it can reduce the p...See More
Nov 21, 2017
~ Martha Grimes
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