This is somewhat off thread, but--i"m on fixed income too-when it"s gone, it"s gone, till next month, but what really bothers me is how our school district spends and spends, and if they run out of money they have a referendum to get more! Why can"t they live on a budget, like we must. Now they want another school, because the classrooms are too crowded. Seems like their goal is 15 to 20 per class. If they had 25 per room there is plenty of classroom---and what about the 5 empty classrooms in the basement--seems like the teachers don"t like those rooms, because they"re too dreary, with no windows. And the families that "push" the referendum are the ones who "are concerned", but have bred themselves out of bedroom space, have every toy thinkable, go out to eat several times a week, have their credit cards maxed out, and are facing foreclosure on their status symbil home. I thought that we"ed be doing ok once the mortgage was paid off, but new school taxes are taking all of it now. There!, got that off my chest.sorry
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