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He came back into the game and was voted off again. First time wanted to get voted off so they could get rid of the blonde lady (cant remember her name). He beat her and the tribes merged.

I think some people don't know how to save for a rainy day. DH was out of work for 7 months, we didn't suffer...All of our bills were paid, you know why? Because we put away emergency money. Eight animals, I can barely pay for one pet? Heartworm and Flea/tick meds are $$$$$$$$$$$$ how do you afford it?

And what would my life style be? Are you ASSumming? We eat at home most nights, I don't even own a flat screen TV. No car payments, still couldn't live on $18.00 bucks an hour no way............Our rent alone is almost $1900 a month. Like I said it depends much on what part of the country you are at. But I will say one thing, people that walk away from their homes and let them go into FORECLOSURE. What a copout.

It all depends on where you live. I make way more than $18 bucks an hour and no way could I support my family on that income alone.

If you make that much where I live, you would be poor...or need about 5 roommates to get by.

Why is Opie in the adult topic

UHHH I feel your pain, that is why I try to shop on line and bank on line as much as I can. We do have to go to the bank monthly to deposit a RENT ck, I get DH to do it LOL Shopping in my area is CRAZY busy not enough stories for all of the people, really tries your patience.

I never go by what others tell me, I have to MEET the person and form my own opinion.

I only deal with Credit Unions...I love USAA but to be honest I don't bank with them. Only use them for insurance and I do have a credit card. Since you live in Cobb I would go with Delta Credit Union. Since I know you LOVE DELTA so much

WOW my tiny little bichon is huge at 13lbs next to these dogs. He is only a BA when he is in the house or back yard, he never barks at anything while we are walking.

I cant do it, it is tooooooo hard. What about the blowdriers with the built in spin brush? Do they work?

Welcome to PCOM.

It depends, average is $500 a person.

I'm kinda surprised that we still actually get paid for Christmas when it falls on a SAT or SUN. I am glad that I don't fall under UNION rules at this job, because they cant force me to take a lunch and I can leave a half hour early or save it up and leave early FRI. The only way I get a raise, is believe it or not, by not using the company healthcare. They pay me to NOT use it. So this year I got another whopping 9cent payraise. So I make an extra $4.00 a hour total to not use it.

As I lay here sick with no pay, since I get NO SICK TIME at my job, I was wondering what is the norm anymore? I get ZERO sicktime and only 10 vacation days a year. I had to work a whole year before I could take paid vacation days. What about you?

Thank you

How exciting!!!!!!!! My parents had me late in life. Dad was 4 days shy of 52 and my Mom was 38. That was unheard of in the 60's. CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are all of the Mayberries gone? I am SAD today and boy oh boy would one CHEER me up.

I'm at work today. After last years I decided I would rather make money than spend money.

Rice Krispies in oatmeal cookies, never heard of that before. Let us know if they are good.

I've been turning it on at night for the past 3 days and then the heat for the day. Tonight its supposed to drop to the 30's so no more AC at least for a few days

WOW! I remember when DH was in the reserves. He would work 12 straight days a month (every month) without a day off. It was even harder on him because he worked midck, but his reserve days were day ck. He was tired but he never complained about it. As for me I like set hours and weekends off. So i work Admin jobs. They choose it they can work it.

How is she uppity? She came from a blue collar family, and earned everything she has. "MEET MICHELLE Michelle Obama grew up in a blue-collar family, but she worked hard and earned admission to Princeton University and later Harvard Law School. Michelle has worked as a lawyer, a public servant and most importantly – as a mom to 7-year-old Sasha and 10-year-old Malia. Michelle is extremely proud of her community work. She was the founding director of Public Allies Chicago – an AmeriCorps program that helps young people enter public service. She also led a volunteerism program at the Univ