some with financial aid. about 300. the other 250 was with a work paycheck 
555 for a 16 gig.
i love school
555 for a 16 gig.
i love school
I work for it, simply. I won't be paying for it using a credit card either.![]()
I work for it, simply. I won't be paying for it using a credit card either.![]()
savings
I sold the 1975 Gremlin that had been sitting on the side of my house for a year. GOOD TRADE!!
Sold it for 750, pretty much the exact price of the 64 gig wifi with tax included.![]()
Great memories. He lives in them.My father died in February 2009. He was my first and best Geek Example. He worked for the railroad (NP, BN, BNSF) all his life, but loved all things geeky and/or tech. He brought home our first calculator (where each number in the display was a separate tube) that cost over $100 and could add, subtract, multiply and divide only. We were all amazed by it. He and I spent more quarters than I can count when Pong came out. In his 80's, I got him into Linux and Open Office, he watched Tech TV (before it became games only) and loved all things tech. Most of my inheritance went into the family fund, what remains will buy an energy-efficient washer, dryer and kitchen range and pay for my geek toys. Part of it already bought the MBP I'm using to type this, part bought my first iPod Touch and some will buy my iPad. Dad would most definitely approve; I only wish he was still around to play with it. He'd have loved it.
I admire your fortitude . . .
I plan on robbing a bank![]()
The family has been eating crap for the last couple of months and will continue eating crap for a couple of months. None of that gourmet stuff for now.![]()