I believe that.:lookaroun
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Magic Friends Are For Lovers But Not THAT Kind Of Lover
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Nemo14
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The first time you do it, it will take you an hour or so - you need to have your parents income tax forms in front of you, as well as your own, plus bank statements. Do you and one of your parents have a pin number yet?
Nemo14
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You've got that right! Nowhere on the form does it take into account how many loans you already have for student tuition.....
Nicole220
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Nicole220
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Hi Susan!
Sorry about the long wait at the doctor's today...
Nemo14
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You need to go on the FAFSA site and apply for one. One of your parents will also need one to electronically sign your form. You need to do that right away - if I remember right it takes a while to get a pin number.
No big deal. DD and I had a milk shake for lunch.:sohappy: and it was choc.:slurp:
Nicole220
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Nemo14
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Have you filed your income tax yet?
Nicole220
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Ooo, Yum!!
That sounds so good! :slurp:
PotteryGal
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Kids that are messed up.
Got into fights, drugs, and weapons.
:dazzle: I'd be checking their security measures.
May I vent for a moment? I received mixed news this afternoon. My niece finally got married to the father of my great-niece. They've been together over seven years, and their daughter is a month older than Joel. So, I'm relieved they finally make a binding commitment to one another. Her younger sister, however, is finally planning to marry the guy she's been living with for a while, and her daughter isn't going to be there. They're getting married in N. Carolina, and don't want the kids there - they want to be alone.
Her daughter is about 8 or 9, and he has a son from a previous relationship. So their own children can't come to their wedding. I am so angry with that selfish little.....witch (not the word that comes to mind), I do not want to see her for a very long time. My mom is angry, her mom is angry...a lot of family members are angry.It was good but very fattening.
BTW I am in losing weight mood. a tiny bit anyways:lookaroun
Nemo14
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That's awful! Imagine how those kids must feel!:dazzle: I'd be checking their security measures.
May I vent for a moment? I received mixed news this afternoon. My niece finally got married to the father of my great-niece. They've been together over seven years, and their daughter is a month older than Joel. So, I'm relieved they finally make a binding commitment to one another. Her younger sister, however, is finally planning to marry the guy she's been living with for a while, and her daughter isn't going to be there. They're getting married in N. Carolina, and don't want the kids there - they want to be alone.
These young kids are nuts. They don't know that being alone too much is what makes babies.:dazzle: I'd be checking their security measures.
May I vent for a moment? I received mixed news this afternoon. My niece finally got married to the father of my great-niece. They've been together over seven years, and their daughter is a month older than Joel. So, I'm relieved they finally make a binding commitment to one another. Her younger sister, however, is finally planning to marry the guy she's been living with for a while, and her daughter isn't going to be there. They're getting married in N. Carolina, and don't want the kids there - they want to be alone.
I am sorry you are angry. You may vent anytime.
Uponastar
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:dazzle: I'd be checking their security measures.
May I vent for a moment? I received mixed news this afternoon. My niece finally got married to the father of my great-niece. They've been together over seven years, and their daughter is a month older than Joel. So, I'm relieved they finally make a binding commitment to one another. Her younger sister, however, is finally planning to marry the guy she's been living with for a while, and her daughter isn't going to be there. They're getting married in N. Carolina, and don't want the kids there - they want to be alone.
Hi Jen!
(And everyone else.)
That is unimaginable.
That was my first thought.:lookaroun I really do feel bad for the kids.
Nicole220
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That's terrible and incredibly selfish!:dazzle: I'd be checking their security measures.
May I vent for a moment? I received mixed news this afternoon. My niece finally got married to the father of my great-niece. They've been together over seven years, and their daughter is a month older than Joel. So, I'm relieved they finally make a binding commitment to one another. Her younger sister, however, is finally planning to marry the guy she's been living with for a while, and her daughter isn't going to be there. They're getting married in N. Carolina, and don't want the kids there - they want to be alone.
The poor kids.