Originally Posted by folkguitarist555

I'm retired and don't work. But out of boredom I went onto craigslist and looked at various mid level job ads for various occupation's such as framing, machine operators, CSR's, inside sales reps, CNR's, warehouse workers, concrete workers, landscapers, receptionists, dental assistants, and many others. The pay rates where like from $13 and hour up to around $17 per hour. Most were around $15 per hour. Granted the big money in Seattle comes from having advanced degrees in Tech or Medical and

Originally Posted by Indiana Tony

There's four of us and my mom said everything (it's not that much) would be split evenly ... but she's also said "You have houses, he doesn't."
My main worry is that the house will someday become a full-blown drug house.


It's messed up - I'm the guy sweeping up the block, keeping it clean - and he's selling drugs out of the front corner door. I almost went up there with a gun back in January ... Since then I've hit reset and I don't get involved or talk

Originally Posted by slyfox2

My daughter encouraged me to get the iPhone and use it as a boarding pass. But now she tells me that almost nowhere that she travels(and she travels a lot in and out of the USA, flies at least 15 times a year) will security allow her through on just a smart phone. My daughter always gets a kiosk printed paper boarding pass at the airport, and uses it for getting on the plane. Her iPhone pass is actually back up for paper.

But online it says you can use your phone at all TSA checkpoints.

Originally Posted by parentologist

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifes...=.9c7ac8bcfd13

Warning - Washington Post has a paywall. You get the first few articles free.

In this feel good story, a man who is a senior at Morehouse college (a historically black college in Atlanta, GA) had to bring his baby to class with him. The professor offered to hold the baby while he taught, so that the student