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Livestock - Poultry
2 Year old virgin Angus bulls,
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Keith Reed, 402-649-3615.
Fick Red Angus has 2-year
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Polled Hereford Bulls performance information available
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Huwaldts Herefords. 402-3370784 or 402-360-4387.
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Bicoastal Is For The Birds
By Dave Ramsey
Dear Dave,
My husband and I have been living
bicoastal since last October. He found
a great job with great pay in Charlottesville, Virginia, after graduation, and we
both agreed he couldn’t pass it up. I’m
still in Portland, Oregon, with a good
marketing job making $50,000 a year.
We’re trying to get out of debt. If I join
him now, I won’t have a job and we
won’t pay off our debt as quickly. But
being apart is so difficult. Should I go
ahead and make the move now?
— Danielle
Dear Danielle,
If he’s making great money, and you
guys can make it on one salary while
you look for another job, then I’d say
go for it. There are things in life that are
more important than money, getting out
of debt in a certain amount of time, or a
particular job.
Have you talked to your company
about the possibility of doing your job
remotely? If that’s not possible, maybe
you could do some consulting on a
remote basis. Even if you weren’t a traditional employee, they might float some
projects your way.
Talk to them about these ideas, and
start shopping for a position in Charlottesville. It’s a university community, if
I remember correctly, so there are probably lots of opportunities in your field.
Go be with your husband, Danielle.
You guys have been apart way too long
already!
—Dave
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IRENE, SOUTH DAKOTA
“So why do we salute the
flag, kids?” said Abraham
Lincoln Bahdziewicz.
Woodrow Wilson Bahdziewicz, the oldest of the
Bahdziewicz kids, raised his
hand.
“Yes, Woody?” said his
dad.
“To say thank you for the
United States of America…”
“No it isn’t,” said John Kennedy Bahdziewicz. “It’s to
pledge ourselves to the flag.”
“And what’s that mean to
you, Johnny?”
“That says it’s our favorite
flag.”
“Well … yes, I guess so,
but Woody’s also right. It’s
a way of saying thank you
for this country of ours. Yes,
Laura?”
Laura Bush Bahdziewicz
put her hand down. “More
pudding,” she said. She was
passed the pudding.
“Dad?”
“Yes, Frank?”
“Are we through here, yet,
Dad?” said Franklin Delano
Bahdziewicz. “I told the guys
I’d play ball with them.”
“Me, too,” said Neal
Armstrong Bahdiewicz. “I’m
the catcher. They can’t start
without me.”
“Okay,” said Abe, “we’ll
wrap this up here. Kids,
we salute the flag because
our name is Bahdziewicz. I
know… so does everyone
else whose name isn’t Bahdziewicz. But when Grandpa
came here from Poland, no
one knew how to pronounce
our name.”
“They still don’t,” said
Betsy Ross Bahdziewicz.
“True, but they’re learning.
And, if we are truly American
enough, the name Bahdziewicz will become one of
those great American names.
Okay, enough for today. Let’s
go.”
Sometimes, being American is … well, enough.
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Yo u O w
really the big issue. If you guys made
$50,000 or less, I’d be yelling at you. But
with your income, the gymnastics thing
probably isn’t going to slow you down
too much when it comes to getting your
financial house in order. In other words,
it’s a parental thing. Ask yourself why
you’re investing so heavily in this, and
what the goal is when they’re adults. I
think that will help you make the smart
decision.
—Dave
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voice on money and business. He has
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WHAT’S THE GOAL
Dear Dave,
We have two girls in
competitive gymnastics, and
it’s costing $12,000 to $15,000
a year at a professional gym
Trucks, Campers, Boats
& Consignments
Meeting for the Yankton
Fire Protection District
to do all this. My
wife and I both
work, and we make
about $115,000 a
year, but virtually
all of her income
goes toward paying the gymnastics
bill. We’re also
trying to get out of
debt and get better control of our
money at the same
time. Should we
focus more on our finances right now?
— Jim
Dear Jim,
If I were in your shoes, I’d be asking
myself why the kids are in gymnastics.
Unless you guys are trying to send them
to the Olympics — and they’re actually
good enough to reach that level —
teaching them things like discipline and
to master their bodies through physical
training can be done at a local amateur
level. And at a much lower cost.
My son played ice hockey in local
leagues for years when he was growing
up. We did it as a family thing, and he
had lots of fun and we all made great
new friends. He even played some in
high school, too, but he wasn’t NHL
material or anything like that. It didn’t
change his life that he didn’t play on a
traveling team or with professional trainers, so we had to ask ourselves, “What
will it matter when he’s 30 years old?”
You make good money, so that’s not
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