Holy fuck. According to the nifty and terrifying college savings calculator , I need to save $670/month for the next 18 years to pay for college for one kid who is 13 months old.
'Out Of Gas'
Natter 58: Let's call Venezuela!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Newsies are all over the map on the Burma/Myanmar question. Yesterday I heard the generalist newsreader on the Beeb say "Yangon" about thirty seconds before the local correspondent said "Rangoon." They work for the same company! They should have a style guide!
OTOH, I prefer Burma, because at least then my local TV news would not mispronounce it at MY-yan-mar.
For God's sake Jesse don't leave the house. Take it from those of us who have already made that mistake.
Good call. And yet? I think I have to.
Kat, I think it's insane to even consider having all the cash on hand to pay for college unless you're rich. Student loans are good debt! Not to mention grants.
Sounds like Grace and Noah better be getting cutie-pie scholarships, Kat.
It's ME-an-mar right? That's how CJ Craig said it, and I'll take her word for it.
Oh I know. I'm still paying student loan debt.
It's just... well, they estimate that by the time the baby's in college it will cost $294,000 for 4 years of school.
Sounds like Grace and Noah better be getting cutie-pie scholarships, Kat.
Seriously.
Hey Allyson, want to go to a pancake breakfast at the fire station with us on Saturday?
oooh, firefighters and pancakes!
Do I have to get up at half past ass?
Possibly. Let me check. yep. 8 am. Or we might go to train day at Union Station (and a stations in New York, Washington DC, and Chicago)
Amtrak sponsors an event at the station with activities for kids and families, including model train and hobbyist displays, a gallery of train photography, and a concert (at 2:30pm) featuring teen star Drake Bell.
As National Train Day Spokesperson Al Roker would say, National Train Day is arriving in a big way on May 10th at four of Amtrak?s largest stations: Washington, DC's Union Station, New York City's Penn Station, Chicago's Union Station and Los Angeles's Union Station. You and your friends and family are cordially invited to join the festivities and take part in a variety of activities, including live musical performances, exhibits, trip planning, VIP appearances and trip giveaways.
Pancakes will be more fun.