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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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Judy Story That is right or you need to live in a house that is paid for and have a good retirement from your work.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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Jim Bauer It's not enough.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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LindaOH @porwest It's been enough for us...but you'd have to have long term health care insurance for sure.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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LindaOH I think people of today should shoot for a million to retire. Have a good week.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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Kayla Tsukino I don't think so. Now that would pay down some debts for sure, but no. I don't think that that's going to do much good. We might be able to live off it for a couple years, but then something would come up. And we wouldn't be able to keep up. Especially if...

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Prices are going up like crazy. Everything costs a lot more than it used to, anywhere between 5 to 10 dollars more than two years ago. Do you believe we will need at least one million dollars to continue to live comfortably?

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Jim Bauer I can assure anyone here who happens to be curious, that $1 million is not enough to retire on.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Thinking highly of yourself can work for you or against you. Against you if you think highly of yourself and turn your nose up towards others while looking down on them while you brag on all your accomplishments, and...

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Judy Story If you think highly of your self you should do good things for others around you.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 18 Aug

Thinking highly of yourself can work for you or against you. Against you if you think highly of yourself and turn your nose up towards others while looking down on them while you brag on all your accomplishments, and...

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LindaOH You can be confident but not braggy which is the way to go. Have a good week.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 28 Jul

I always knew from a very young age that I should not be bringing little people into the world. I knew I didn't have the temperament or the love it required to raise a child. Does that make me less than people who do have...

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NJ Chicaa Having children doesn't make someone more worthy or better than anyone else. Sometimes people recognize that they shouldn't or couldn't be parents and that is a good choice too. That's where @porwest and I get into "discussions" because I never wanted to be a...

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 28 Jul

I always knew from a very young age that I should not be bringing little people into the world. I knew I didn't have the temperament or the love it required to raise a child. Does that make me less than people who do have...

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Amber I don’t have children as that is not what God had in store for me. And hey, some people have children that make me fear for society. No one is worth less, man or woman, because they have no offspring.

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 28 Jul

I always knew from a very young age that I should not be bringing little people into the world. I knew I didn't have the temperament or the love it required to raise a child. Does that make me less than people who do have...

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Anne Marie Guyer I think not all women are meant to have children. It is not a curse like some people think. God is in control and He has a purpose for those who don't have children.

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Jeff Moffitt @moffittjc (121581) • Gainesville, Florida 24 May 23

Every day is a day to celebrate in the month of May. Well, for me anyways. I don't necessarily wait until the end of the month when I blow out some candles and open gifts on that one designated day. Nah, I'm too impatient. So I...

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rebelann1949 @rebelann (112872) • El Paso, Texas 24 May 23

Poor Roscoe, here you can see him trying to cool down in the smallish water tub I have for him, he's almost too big for it. Don't worry, I brought out his kiddy pool shortly after I did the video below and he was...

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rebelann1949 @rebelann (112872) • El Paso, Texas 24 May 23

Poor Roscoe, here you can see him trying to cool down in the smallish water tub I have for him, he's almost too big for it. Don't worry, I brought out his kiddy pool shortly after I did the video below and he was...

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Felicia Kane @DesirousDreamer (34776) • Peoria, Arizona 14 Feb 23

I'm fat That isn't like an insult to myself, it is an observation, it is a statement, it is just an adjective to describe my body. And yet, for some reason my weight is always everyone else's business...Ew I have a little...

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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (79833) • Daytona Beach, Florida 10 Jan 23

I am determined this new year to keep track of what I am doing. Today is already the tenth day of January. Since the first of the year, I have written and posted seven articles in Vocal Media. I blogged on my WordPress site and...

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beesure11 @beesure11 (234) 15 Sep 22

We live in a society where being young is like winning the lottery. Everything is geared to being young. Commercials promote youth as if it were the best thing one has going for themselves. Never realizing that aging has a...

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LindaOH 400-800 years old? Where did you get that information??? I agree with Kandase. With aging comes wisdom.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21916) • Australia 17 Aug 22

The bored are always bored. The active are always active. Boredom sits alone in itself. Activeness sits amongst others. Choose life, and not death. Boredom is a form of death. [i]Activity is a form of...

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Ruby Hawk @RubyHawk (99405) • Atlanta, Georgia 20 May 22

Do you believe all our memories are factual? Science tells us this is not always true. We know that our memory doesn't always coincide with the memory of someone else who was at the same event. Scientist proved it once again by...

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CarolDM This is sad but true information. Some things we think of as real because we want them to be so bad.

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