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I appreciated that final comment. My wife and I had that once. The wait staff could be seen talking at the bar, and we sat for about 10 minutes (and it was not over crowded). They looked surprised when we got up and left, walking right past them to the door.

We knew we weren’t going to be rich off teaching, but according to you, we should also have known that the paltry increases in pay would not have kept up with insurance and inflation for the last 20 years? We knew we weren’t going to be wealthy, but according to you, we should have known we would need an extra evening

I do have to confess—ours were great sleepers, and it didn’t take long to set up a rhythm for them.

You may be right about the sleeping, but I also think it is because I am getting older, too.

When our twins were born, we often had visits from my wife’s relatives (mine live quite a bit farther away). They would hold the babies, and I would nap. My wife once asked me about it, and I said, “Those people aren’t here to see me—they want to see the boys.” So I would quietly nap in the chair while grandparents,

Look, I may be “pie in the sky,” but I feel that if the Dems can find a decent candidate, Trump will most likely lose re-election. While I know his supporters are ardent and will always proudly proclaim their love for him, I think there are many who supported him who have buyers’ remorse now, and they would not

It happens. No big deal.

Isn’t a Roth post-tax money?

Yes. A friend who grew up with my wife is mayor of their hometown (we live there now). He is a Republican, but he would be a Republican that I think many Democrats could work with on many issues.

He mentioned to us a few years back that he will never move above local politics because he supported a bond referendum for

Totally agree, does anyone love abortion? Of course not. But rights are rights. Of course, when we get called the pro-abortion group, that is meant to be a slam, but I think we should start calling them the “pro-mass shooter” group.

I understand what you are saying, but I do think there tends to be some hard feelings over the fact that white people were promoted and made millions over songs and art that people of color had been doing for years.
I would counter:

1) People of color aren’t given enough credit for their contributions to most of modern

The ones with the bees sticks with me quite a bit.

We did that when deciding to do bi-weekly payments on the mortgage a few years back when we refinanced. In two years, it will be paid off in 22 years instead of 30.

Oh, I agree that I think it would be harder for most women than men.

My wife has that same issue. She lost over 90 pounds, and has kept it off (+/- 10 pounds every so often), but she really feels that calorie restriction is the only way.
She walks for 30 minutes every day on the treadmill, so she exercises, but she never wants to go beyond that (walk longer, or at a higher intensity,

Do you have any suggestions?

Animaniacs IS coming back (somewhere on some streaming service, I think).

I would have started saving a little sooner, by using this rule:
Take a raise for yourself every other year. So on odd years, take the raise you get at put it away in automated savings. On the even years, add more money to your budget to spend however you like.
Of course, I didn’t always get a raise each and every

There is a reference to Lost in the article. I don’t know much about the show, but I do know that the show played with flashbacks and flashforwards in the show (similar to This Is Us and Me, Myself, and I).

9 out of 10 stars for the straw man argument to blame the victim. What an idiot.

A cinematography thing I noticed: When Rebecca was on the phone, the scene around her was in slow motion, but she was moving at normal speed. I am sure there is software to make this happen, but it made me curious about how that is accomplished (maybe the actors moved in slow motion?!?!?).

In regards to moving forward