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April 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186838April 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186865
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Participantgolfproz – you go with Carnival or Holland ?
April 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186870Participantgolfproz – you go with Carnival or Holland ?
April 14, 2008 at 11:47 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186874Participantgolfproz – you go with Carnival or Holland ?
April 14, 2008 at 11:45 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186809ParticipantFLU – I take very little video footage and for several years, we didn’t watch any of it. However, every passing moment makes them more valuable. I think you take that video to look at 20 years later, not 1 year later.
Also, when our kids at age 6 saw video of themselves when they were 1 and 2, it was pretty cool.
April 14, 2008 at 11:45 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186833ParticipantFLU – I take very little video footage and for several years, we didn’t watch any of it. However, every passing moment makes them more valuable. I think you take that video to look at 20 years later, not 1 year later.
Also, when our kids at age 6 saw video of themselves when they were 1 and 2, it was pretty cool.
April 14, 2008 at 11:45 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186859ParticipantFLU – I take very little video footage and for several years, we didn’t watch any of it. However, every passing moment makes them more valuable. I think you take that video to look at 20 years later, not 1 year later.
Also, when our kids at age 6 saw video of themselves when they were 1 and 2, it was pretty cool.
April 14, 2008 at 11:45 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186867ParticipantFLU – I take very little video footage and for several years, we didn’t watch any of it. However, every passing moment makes them more valuable. I think you take that video to look at 20 years later, not 1 year later.
Also, when our kids at age 6 saw video of themselves when they were 1 and 2, it was pretty cool.
April 14, 2008 at 11:45 AM in reply to: What did it cost to take a family to the Carlsbad Flower fields? #186869ParticipantFLU – I take very little video footage and for several years, we didn’t watch any of it. However, every passing moment makes them more valuable. I think you take that video to look at 20 years later, not 1 year later.
Also, when our kids at age 6 saw video of themselves when they were 1 and 2, it was pretty cool.
ParticipantI have heard that an important ratio is credit available vs. credit taken (this is from Suze Orman).
Many people make the mistake of closing credit cards when they are no longer used. This can actually hurt their credit score because the above ratio goes down.
You may consider getting a credit limit increase. If you do this, but continue to use the cards in a limited fashion, your score may improve.
ParticipantI have heard that an important ratio is credit available vs. credit taken (this is from Suze Orman).
Many people make the mistake of closing credit cards when they are no longer used. This can actually hurt their credit score because the above ratio goes down.
You may consider getting a credit limit increase. If you do this, but continue to use the cards in a limited fashion, your score may improve.
ParticipantI have heard that an important ratio is credit available vs. credit taken (this is from Suze Orman).
Many people make the mistake of closing credit cards when they are no longer used. This can actually hurt their credit score because the above ratio goes down.
You may consider getting a credit limit increase. If you do this, but continue to use the cards in a limited fashion, your score may improve.
ParticipantI have heard that an important ratio is credit available vs. credit taken (this is from Suze Orman).
Many people make the mistake of closing credit cards when they are no longer used. This can actually hurt their credit score because the above ratio goes down.
You may consider getting a credit limit increase. If you do this, but continue to use the cards in a limited fashion, your score may improve.
ParticipantI have heard that an important ratio is credit available vs. credit taken (this is from Suze Orman).
Many people make the mistake of closing credit cards when they are no longer used. This can actually hurt their credit score because the above ratio goes down.
You may consider getting a credit limit increase. If you do this, but continue to use the cards in a limited fashion, your score may improve.
ParticipantI know, I know.
There’s some on the east side of Gaffney Ct.
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