Comments | tanyiagreen: life goes on

tanyiagreen

life goes on

Aug 26, 2008 22:49

My little antonio turned 16 years old this aug. 23rd. He ran out the day before his 16th birthday and picked up several job applications and the next day when he turned 16 he had a job. He is so proud of himself. He now works at sonic. LOL.... Ayla is still unemployed but it is looking up. It seems she might have to take a cna test through the ( Read more... )

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Do we really want "4 more years like the last 8 yrs." justaqt August 27 2008, 03:16:19 UTC

Are you saying that if Obama won he would be like Bush? -confused face-
How do you mean?

Re: Do we really want "4 more years like the last 8 yrs." tanyiagreen August 27 2008, 14:41:16 UTC

Im saying that if we put McCaine in the office nothing would change. it would be Just like it has been with Bush in office.

Re: Do we really want "4 more years like the last 8 yrs." justaqt August 27 2008, 14:57:52 UTC

Ah ok
I thought you were talking about obama since you put these sentances next to eachother....
i am listening to hilary clinton supporting Obama its really interesting. Do we really want "4 more years like the last 8 yrs." I think not!!

Yah, I don't think having McCain in office would be a change from Bush either. You are probably right.

justaqt August 27 2008, 03:18:45 UTC

Also, since you were talking about credit scores and improving them, here is an article I found and emailed to Fred a while ago. You might find it interesting too.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/YourCreditRating/YourCreditRatingDyn.aspx?cp-documentid=9154986>1=33002

I just thought you might want to take a look. Particularly on the section "Build a killer cridet score in 2008"
Seems Fair Isaac, the company that created the leading FICO credit score, is revising how credit scores will be evaluated.

anonymous August 27 2008, 05:13:43 UTC

Why do you think it was so bad the last 8 years, and what makes you think its going to be better with OBAMA?

Puzzeled and holding on to my wallet.

Love from Oregon

who wins in a war? justaqt August 27 2008, 12:49:01 UTC

Well I can say why I thought it was so bad in one word.
WAR
But my reasons aren't everyone's reasons. And I'm sure someone might point out the economy, which is th worst I've seen it, so far, in my lifetime..... but I again contribute that the the fact we're hemorrhaging money to the "war".

tanyiagreen August 27 2008, 14:43:10 UTC

Economy... I already lost my wallet. Im surprised you still have your's. LOL

War anonymous August 28 2008, 01:51:35 UTC

Everybody thinks they have it so bad. I was in the army during Vietnam. My father was in WW2 and the Korean conflict ( ... )

Re: War tanyiagreen August 29 2008, 02:15:40 UTC

Gosh i dont even know were to start!! so many things you said hit a nerve. first i am tired of people being over judgemental. Nobody and i mean Nobody, can say wether anybody else has suffered. I grew up poor just like my great grandparents and at times wondered where i was going to lay my head at night. something a child should never worry about. So yes i am concerned about the economy. do i want to be taxed? arent we already. do i think it is fair that the richest people in the US dont get taxed at all. I hope this changes. So if you happen to be one of those 3% of the population that is filthy rich and are undertaxed then i guess you better hold on to your wallet. As for Bush, he was hated prior to being put in office because of what happend in florida. Only in America can someone cheat and win the presidency.

Re: War anonymous August 30 2008, 01:19:49 UTC

Isn't this fun? I really didn't mean to get you all wound up. By the way, you know I am not rich and far from it. I acually think you make more than I do now which I think is fantastic. You are going after the American Dream. You see it still exist. But you need to understand something. I have never worked for a poor person and you won't neither. Why should we punish a person for acheivement ( ... )