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Angie @andriaperry (118748) • Anniston, Alabama 24 Apr

It's race week here in my area. That's NASCAR racing at Talladega. We have a spring race and a fall race, fans have several different cities that are within 15 minutes of the racetrack so each city gets the benefits of the...

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Heather Echola As others have said, I do believe some places can be bad for whatever reason. Lacking explanations, it is easy to say they are cursed.

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marguicha @marguicha (226084) • Chile 24 Apr

Good morning, friends. I am still ill and with no clue about what I have. Tomorrow I have 2 doctor appointments and on Tuesday I have another one. And that´s to begin with. The doctor is mute. I Have no idea why my stomach...

good morning thursday

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Heather Echola I am so sorry you cannot find out what is wrong. I agree, even though I am not Catholic, this was a good pope.

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Eva James @wolfgirl569 (114900) • Marion, Ohio 24 Apr

I mentioned that I seen Ghost cat this morning. This afternoon I seen the kittens. I was talking with hubby at breakfast and wondered if the neighbors granddaughter had took the kittens. I am thinking now that she might have. I am...

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Heather Echola What cute little kitties.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

april 2025

third grade

debit and credit

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Heather Echola If we hear the message embedded in our school lessons, I bet it really helps.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I was surprised as well.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola Savings is a really good thing to learn.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola The closest I came to getting good financial education was in 8th grade Civics classes where we talked about insurances, budgeting, taxes, etc.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola Me too. Having things and doing things is expensive and it is better to learn financial lessons when less is at stake.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I hope this counter acts the idea that you can just spend, spend, spend with cards.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola If they are going to see it all around, they had best understand it.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola Perhaps more people would be financially successful, then.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola Maybe it should be.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I think it is needed. One of our students in our structured room is actually the son of this teacher. He is fixated on electronics, etc. He will pull up an app and look at it and say "Nope, it costs money". He is autistic, so he is very focused on his likes .

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I hope they realize that cards really are money.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola If the example is good, hopefully they will learn and take it to heart.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I think it is easier to adapt to at that age, really.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (163162) • United States 22 Apr

I heard part of their math lesson, I think. The teacher was explaining to them about debit cards and credit cards. With credit cards you use their money and it just keeps adding up and you owe them more and more. Debit cards they...

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Heather Echola I hope the lesson is learned.

24 Apr

Amber @AmbiePam (97454) • United States 23 Apr

I don’t count 70 as old, but I do say that is an age to “know better”. My dad will be 70 in June, and yesterday while we were in the Tulsa area (2 and a half hours away) to get medicine not found in my area, my dad also needed to...

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Heather Echola @AmbiePam There are Wu Shocks, but that is the Wichita State University Corn Shockers, so it probably did not come from there, either.

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Amber @AmbiePam (97454) • United States 23 Apr

I don’t count 70 as old, but I do say that is an age to “know better”. My dad will be 70 in June, and yesterday while we were in the Tulsa area (2 and a half hours away) to get medicine not found in my area, my dad also needed to...

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Heather Echola I learn just how old I am every day, unfortunately.

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TaxiLady @Ghostlady (1679) • United States 22 Apr

Went and picked up Tom from the hospital. Got him home and settled in, then took off to go vote in our local election. Came home and went over all the changes in his meds. He sees his VA doctor tomorrow morning. They have...

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Heather Echola Glad you have him home. I really like the gyros from Arby's. I get the Greek one.

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