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I've had a problem at work that I've seen coming for two weeks. It will arrive shortly. Since I couldn't solve it myself, and needed to rely on people out west to do their jobs, I just need to wait for this train to roll into the station and then pick up the pieces.
Heading back north today to finish packing up and selling our first house. I won't really miss it much, but does anyone remember the book "The Giving Tree?" That's kind of what the house has been like. First it was a place to live, then it went way up in value. When my father in law had cancer, we were able to rearrange things so my wife could take time off to help him. Now we've sold it, and we can buy something much nicer but not have it cost us any more a month. It has worked out very well.
Found a neat site a yesterday www.politicalcompass.com You answer about 40 or so questions, then it plots you an a chart with economic policy as the x axis and social as the y. Scores range from +10 to -10, with the +10 being right/authoritarian and -10 being left/libertarian. I'm 1.75 on economics, -2.72 towards libertarian. There is also a chart of well known world leaders from Hitler to Ghandi.
I've had a problem at work that I've seen coming for two weeks. It will arrive shortly. Since I couldn't solve it myself, and needed to rely on people out west to do their jobs, I just need to wait for this train to roll into the station and then pick up the pieces.
Heading back north today to finish packing up and selling our first house. I won't really miss it much, but does anyone remember the book "The Giving Tree?" That's kind of what the house has been like. First it was a place to live, then it went way up in value. When my father in law had cancer, we were able to rearrange things so my wife could take time off to help him. Now we've sold it, and we can buy something much nicer but not have it cost us any more a month. It has worked out very well.
Found a neat site a yesterday www.politicalcompass.com You answer about 40 or so questions, then it plots you an a chart with economic policy as the x axis and social as the y. Scores range from +10 to -10, with the +10 being right/authoritarian and -10 being left/libertarian. I'm 1.75 on economics, -2.72 towards libertarian. There is also a chart of well known world leaders from Hitler to Ghandi.