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Halito! Lets see, About me hmm. Biggest things about me is the fact I am a family person. I have 3 amazing children and a fantastic Husband. I live in a world where I spend my free time shopping or gaming, Money makes your life boring at some point is all i can say. Once you buy everything you ever thought you wanted or needed suddenly there is nothing left to do but manage time. I watch entirely to much horror and anime. Thats me
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.... It's been awful
Hahaha, I love flying. He would practice teaching me how to fly the helicopter so he could teach prospective students. It was so much fun. However, we went into a lot of debt and he seriously regrets doing it. I think especially more so since I told him I felt it was unwise and I wasn't comfortable going into that much debt. Since then he has profusely apologized to me over and over again throughout the past few years. Told him there isn't anything to forgive....it is what it is and he thought things would turn out differently then it did. Unfortunately he's paying for it with having to work until he dies. Makes me feel for him.
I agree, the government does do that. It's ridiculous that it costs so much to get in education or learn a trade just to be able to make a wage that can support a family. burning_eyes
Oh trust me, I find ways to use that much GB up per month. I really like playing the Lake Kindred game especially in the Zen garden/temple area and Fafnir's Peak. They give out Rig's/CI's that I've been able to get bundles and items I couldn't afford otherwise. Extra bundles are nice to sell off and make more gold. 3nodding At least at home I have unlimited internet so that will be super nice! biggrin
Oh I adored our goats. They were all male goats, wethers. So personable and friendly. I grew so attached to them that I seriously miss them. Looking at pictures of them makes me want to cry. I agree about it being scary rehoming animals. I gave her my phone number and told her to call if they had any questions whatsoever. Never heard from her. Emailed asking how they were, 2 months later she finally got back to me telling me Jazz had died. I have no idea where they are and the gal seemed irritated I was emailing her quite a bit. It's been over a year, so I don't feel comfortable pestering her again.
That it is. My hubby gets up around 4:30-5 in the morning. Leaves around 5:30-6 depending on when he gets up. Then he doesn't get home until 5-7 at night, showers, eats dinner than goes to bed. Things have been slowing down a bit though. We just hope that this job will last a bit longer, it's a really good one. He hauls crude oil, and with oil prices tanking don't know how much longer his company can hold out. Thankfully they are like the 3rd largest oil company. They are in OK, TX, WY, ND MT and even up in Canada. So yes, we'll enjoy getting to spend time together.
Oh man, sorry to hear about your hubby's job, that's rough. 3nodding
Glad the kids are shouldering more responsibilities, that is always a good thing. I'm glad you are enjoying doing the horse rescue, how awesome!!
I liked your fb page and saw you also have goats. I seriously miss my goats, but with us being away from home so much and my in laws health declining, it just wasn't working out. Within 5 months of giving them to these people, Jazz our first goat we had ever had, wound up dying. He was only 5 or 6 years old. They told me he had gotten sick and died. Made me wonder why they hadn't called the vet out before it got that bad. Apparently the vet checked out the other 3 and said they were happy and healthy. I was devastated and was wondering if we gave them to horrid people. Keeps me up at night at times.
I'm hoping the meds will. The other stuff I was doing was supplements, however my Reverse T3 kept getting higher and my hormones kept getting lower. So, saw a naturopath there at home and he put me on the new meds just a couple weeks ago. Seeing some improvement already. 3nodding
We aren't really, hubby is still putting in a lot of hours. Works 5 days, gets 1 off, then another 5 days etc. He gets 7 days off once a month, but with travel time, we wind up getting 5 days at home. I'll be home the first two weeks by myself. Hubby took off 5 days in conjunction with is one day off and 7 days off. So he'll get 13 days at home. He'll come back here for another 2 weeks, then I'll follow later on the train. It will be nice spending the 13 days together and actually relaxing instead of rushing around getting stuff done. We also bought an aluminum fishing boat and a 6 person raft, so we'll have to have a bit of fun with those during his 13 days off.
Honestly, we don't really like ND whatsoever. It's brown, flat, dusty, windy (all the time), etc. The only good thing about it is it's still providing my hubby with a job and has good benefits. If we could make the same living back home, we'd stay there. However, wages are horrible back home and rarely if ever come with a benefit package. So, ND it is.
Northwest MT where we live is gorgeous. Tons of lakes, rivers, mountains etc. all around. Lush green grass, beautiful flowers in bloom etc. Smells heavenly after rain because we are by a state park and so there are tons of pine trees around. Love that smell after the rain.
That would be most awesome. I'd have to by a machine like that haha. There were times, I'd take my hubby's clothes from work and hose them down before putting them in the washer. They have the red clay thing going on around here as well at times.