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HarryBosch
ParticipantAgreed – having any University open a branch office in the TV area is a good thing.
Too bad I just moved both my college age kids to OC so they can attend any of CalState Univ Fullerton, UCI, Chapman University, Concordia Univ, Cal Poly Pomona, Western State U of Law, and any of the other several community colleges in the area within a radius of 30+ minutes.
My observation is that TV is a great place to raise kids but once they’ve graduated HS if they’re still in the TV/Murrieta area during the ages of 18-22 then they’re just wasting their time here, have made some bad choices, going down the wrong path, have no parental support, etc.
Just my observations of the “kids left behind” – left behinds those that have literally moved on with their lives either through military or higher education outside of the area.
For those of you in the TV/Murrtown area and with kids who have not yet graduated HS – plan, plan, plan to help your post-HS age kids out of the area.
ParticipantAgreed – having any University open a branch office in the TV area is a good thing.
Too bad I just moved both my college age kids to OC so they can attend any of CalState Univ Fullerton, UCI, Chapman University, Concordia Univ, Cal Poly Pomona, Western State U of Law, and any of the other several community colleges in the area within a radius of 30+ minutes.
My observation is that TV is a great place to raise kids but once they’ve graduated HS if they’re still in the TV/Murrieta area during the ages of 18-22 then they’re just wasting their time here, have made some bad choices, going down the wrong path, have no parental support, etc.
Just my observations of the “kids left behind” – left behinds those that have literally moved on with their lives either through military or higher education outside of the area.
For those of you in the TV/Murrtown area and with kids who have not yet graduated HS – plan, plan, plan to help your post-HS age kids out of the area.
ParticipantAgreed – having any University open a branch office in the TV area is a good thing.
Too bad I just moved both my college age kids to OC so they can attend any of CalState Univ Fullerton, UCI, Chapman University, Concordia Univ, Cal Poly Pomona, Western State U of Law, and any of the other several community colleges in the area within a radius of 30+ minutes.
My observation is that TV is a great place to raise kids but once they’ve graduated HS if they’re still in the TV/Murrieta area during the ages of 18-22 then they’re just wasting their time here, have made some bad choices, going down the wrong path, have no parental support, etc.
Just my observations of the “kids left behind” – left behinds those that have literally moved on with their lives either through military or higher education outside of the area.
For those of you in the TV/Murrtown area and with kids who have not yet graduated HS – plan, plan, plan to help your post-HS age kids out of the area.
ParticipantAgreed – having any University open a branch office in the TV area is a good thing.
Too bad I just moved both my college age kids to OC so they can attend any of CalState Univ Fullerton, UCI, Chapman University, Concordia Univ, Cal Poly Pomona, Western State U of Law, and any of the other several community colleges in the area within a radius of 30+ minutes.
My observation is that TV is a great place to raise kids but once they’ve graduated HS if they’re still in the TV/Murrieta area during the ages of 18-22 then they’re just wasting their time here, have made some bad choices, going down the wrong path, have no parental support, etc.
Just my observations of the “kids left behind” – left behinds those that have literally moved on with their lives either through military or higher education outside of the area.
For those of you in the TV/Murrtown area and with kids who have not yet graduated HS – plan, plan, plan to help your post-HS age kids out of the area.
ParticipantAgreed – having any University open a branch office in the TV area is a good thing.
Too bad I just moved both my college age kids to OC so they can attend any of CalState Univ Fullerton, UCI, Chapman University, Concordia Univ, Cal Poly Pomona, Western State U of Law, and any of the other several community colleges in the area within a radius of 30+ minutes.
My observation is that TV is a great place to raise kids but once they’ve graduated HS if they’re still in the TV/Murrieta area during the ages of 18-22 then they’re just wasting their time here, have made some bad choices, going down the wrong path, have no parental support, etc.
Just my observations of the “kids left behind” – left behinds those that have literally moved on with their lives either through military or higher education outside of the area.
For those of you in the TV/Murrtown area and with kids who have not yet graduated HS – plan, plan, plan to help your post-HS age kids out of the area.
Participant[quote=ucodegen]I read the article further…
I had a bad feeling about what the A.T.M. would reveal about my balance, but I was shocked when I looked at the receipt: $196. We were broke.
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“How the hell could we have run through so much money so quickly?” I asked her accusingly.Umm.. he is in finance and he doesn’t even track his own expenses, cash burn rate?? He waits for the ATM slip to tell him his balance?
She thought it wasn’t worth agonizing over nickels and dimes. I was almost exactly the opposite. My answer to any money squeeze was to stop spending. I would skip lunch at work to save $7. If I arrived at the Metro just before the end of rush hour, I would wait for five minutes to save 50 cents on the fare.
.. and he waited for the ATM to tell him what his balance would look like??? Something is not quite right with his statements.. or this story. I am not going to keep putting excerpts from this point on in the article.. but if you read it, you might start wondering if this article is true. Not tracking your balance and running against the overdraft protection for a person who works in finance? Who warned about what was going on with Greenspan/Bernanke? .. I think some literary license was taken.
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Ucodegen,
I track my finances through online banking just about every night. And sometimes I am surprised when I see a lower balance than expected – then I talk to my wife and find out that she had to use the debit card on XYZ expense.
It is not that hard and probably happens more often in joint accounts that an ATM slip balance is a surprise. Sometimes you need to spend some money and you dont have time to tell your spouse or you forget or they forget or …
In fact, his surprise at the ATM slip balance makes his story more credible to me as a married person with one joint account between my wife and I.
Participant[quote=ucodegen]I read the article further…
I had a bad feeling about what the A.T.M. would reveal about my balance, but I was shocked when I looked at the receipt: $196. We were broke.
..
“How the hell could we have run through so much money so quickly?” I asked her accusingly.Umm.. he is in finance and he doesn’t even track his own expenses, cash burn rate?? He waits for the ATM slip to tell him his balance?
She thought it wasn’t worth agonizing over nickels and dimes. I was almost exactly the opposite. My answer to any money squeeze was to stop spending. I would skip lunch at work to save $7. If I arrived at the Metro just before the end of rush hour, I would wait for five minutes to save 50 cents on the fare.
.. and he waited for the ATM to tell him what his balance would look like??? Something is not quite right with his statements.. or this story. I am not going to keep putting excerpts from this point on in the article.. but if you read it, you might start wondering if this article is true. Not tracking your balance and running against the overdraft protection for a person who works in finance? Who warned about what was going on with Greenspan/Bernanke? .. I think some literary license was taken.
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Ucodegen,
I track my finances through online banking just about every night. And sometimes I am surprised when I see a lower balance than expected – then I talk to my wife and find out that she had to use the debit card on XYZ expense.
It is not that hard and probably happens more often in joint accounts that an ATM slip balance is a surprise. Sometimes you need to spend some money and you dont have time to tell your spouse or you forget or they forget or …
In fact, his surprise at the ATM slip balance makes his story more credible to me as a married person with one joint account between my wife and I.
Participant[quote=ucodegen]I read the article further…
I had a bad feeling about what the A.T.M. would reveal about my balance, but I was shocked when I looked at the receipt: $196. We were broke.
..
“How the hell could we have run through so much money so quickly?” I asked her accusingly.Umm.. he is in finance and he doesn’t even track his own expenses, cash burn rate?? He waits for the ATM slip to tell him his balance?
She thought it wasn’t worth agonizing over nickels and dimes. I was almost exactly the opposite. My answer to any money squeeze was to stop spending. I would skip lunch at work to save $7. If I arrived at the Metro just before the end of rush hour, I would wait for five minutes to save 50 cents on the fare.
.. and he waited for the ATM to tell him what his balance would look like??? Something is not quite right with his statements.. or this story. I am not going to keep putting excerpts from this point on in the article.. but if you read it, you might start wondering if this article is true. Not tracking your balance and running against the overdraft protection for a person who works in finance? Who warned about what was going on with Greenspan/Bernanke? .. I think some literary license was taken.
[/quote]
Ucodegen,
I track my finances through online banking just about every night. And sometimes I am surprised when I see a lower balance than expected – then I talk to my wife and find out that she had to use the debit card on XYZ expense.
It is not that hard and probably happens more often in joint accounts that an ATM slip balance is a surprise. Sometimes you need to spend some money and you dont have time to tell your spouse or you forget or they forget or …
In fact, his surprise at the ATM slip balance makes his story more credible to me as a married person with one joint account between my wife and I.
Participant[quote=ucodegen]I read the article further…
I had a bad feeling about what the A.T.M. would reveal about my balance, but I was shocked when I looked at the receipt: $196. We were broke.
..
“How the hell could we have run through so much money so quickly?” I asked her accusingly.Umm.. he is in finance and he doesn’t even track his own expenses, cash burn rate?? He waits for the ATM slip to tell him his balance?
She thought it wasn’t worth agonizing over nickels and dimes. I was almost exactly the opposite. My answer to any money squeeze was to stop spending. I would skip lunch at work to save $7. If I arrived at the Metro just before the end of rush hour, I would wait for five minutes to save 50 cents on the fare.
.. and he waited for the ATM to tell him what his balance would look like??? Something is not quite right with his statements.. or this story. I am not going to keep putting excerpts from this point on in the article.. but if you read it, you might start wondering if this article is true. Not tracking your balance and running against the overdraft protection for a person who works in finance? Who warned about what was going on with Greenspan/Bernanke? .. I think some literary license was taken.
[/quote]
Ucodegen,
I track my finances through online banking just about every night. And sometimes I am surprised when I see a lower balance than expected – then I talk to my wife and find out that she had to use the debit card on XYZ expense.
It is not that hard and probably happens more often in joint accounts that an ATM slip balance is a surprise. Sometimes you need to spend some money and you dont have time to tell your spouse or you forget or they forget or …
In fact, his surprise at the ATM slip balance makes his story more credible to me as a married person with one joint account between my wife and I.
Participant[quote=ucodegen]I read the article further…
I had a bad feeling about what the A.T.M. would reveal about my balance, but I was shocked when I looked at the receipt: $196. We were broke.
..
“How the hell could we have run through so much money so quickly?” I asked her accusingly.Umm.. he is in finance and he doesn’t even track his own expenses, cash burn rate?? He waits for the ATM slip to tell him his balance?
She thought it wasn’t worth agonizing over nickels and dimes. I was almost exactly the opposite. My answer to any money squeeze was to stop spending. I would skip lunch at work to save $7. If I arrived at the Metro just before the end of rush hour, I would wait for five minutes to save 50 cents on the fare.
.. and he waited for the ATM to tell him what his balance would look like??? Something is not quite right with his statements.. or this story. I am not going to keep putting excerpts from this point on in the article.. but if you read it, you might start wondering if this article is true. Not tracking your balance and running against the overdraft protection for a person who works in finance? Who warned about what was going on with Greenspan/Bernanke? .. I think some literary license was taken.
[/quote]
Ucodegen,
I track my finances through online banking just about every night. And sometimes I am surprised when I see a lower balance than expected – then I talk to my wife and find out that she had to use the debit card on XYZ expense.
It is not that hard and probably happens more often in joint accounts that an ATM slip balance is a surprise. Sometimes you need to spend some money and you dont have time to tell your spouse or you forget or they forget or …
In fact, his surprise at the ATM slip balance makes his story more credible to me as a married person with one joint account between my wife and I.
Participant[quote=paramount]The best primary schools are also in Central Temecula – Abbey Rinker, Crowne Hill and Paloma Elementary.
[/quote]And speaking of Elementary schools in Temecula I heard a rumor that Sparkman Elementary, off of Margarita and Temecula Parkway behind Albertson, will not be opening in the Fall. That should help to increase the value of the homes surrounding Abbey Rinker, Crowne, Paloma and Tony Tobin.
Too bad for the people who live near Sparkman Elementary. I expect their house values to decline somewhat.
Participant[quote=paramount]The best primary schools are also in Central Temecula – Abbey Rinker, Crowne Hill and Paloma Elementary.
[/quote]And speaking of Elementary schools in Temecula I heard a rumor that Sparkman Elementary, off of Margarita and Temecula Parkway behind Albertson, will not be opening in the Fall. That should help to increase the value of the homes surrounding Abbey Rinker, Crowne, Paloma and Tony Tobin.
Too bad for the people who live near Sparkman Elementary. I expect their house values to decline somewhat.
Participant[quote=paramount]The best primary schools are also in Central Temecula – Abbey Rinker, Crowne Hill and Paloma Elementary.
[/quote]And speaking of Elementary schools in Temecula I heard a rumor that Sparkman Elementary, off of Margarita and Temecula Parkway behind Albertson, will not be opening in the Fall. That should help to increase the value of the homes surrounding Abbey Rinker, Crowne, Paloma and Tony Tobin.
Too bad for the people who live near Sparkman Elementary. I expect their house values to decline somewhat.
Participant[quote=paramount]The best primary schools are also in Central Temecula – Abbey Rinker, Crowne Hill and Paloma Elementary.
[/quote]And speaking of Elementary schools in Temecula I heard a rumor that Sparkman Elementary, off of Margarita and Temecula Parkway behind Albertson, will not be opening in the Fall. That should help to increase the value of the homes surrounding Abbey Rinker, Crowne, Paloma and Tony Tobin.
Too bad for the people who live near Sparkman Elementary. I expect their house values to decline somewhat.
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