fritzbaker wrote:
Take the payout now, you don't know how long you will last!
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Anyone else out there tried this and how is it working out for you?[/quote]
I waited until I was 64. The only reason I retired then was that the bank I worked for was purchased by a bigger bank and I figured now was the time. I never regretted the decision and enjoy every day, which is a weekend to me. Good luck. The thing you don't want to do look back and say "I wish I had".
bcheary wrote:
Going the e-mail rounds. :lol: :lol:
Well, I finally got my Concealed Weapons Permit Yesterday, and went
over to Cabelas to get a small 9mm for home protection.
When I was ready to pay for the gun and bullets, the cashier said,
"Strip down, facing me."
Making a mental note to complain to the NRA about the gun control
wackos running amok, I did just as she had instructed.
When the hysterical shrieking and alarms finally subsided, I found out
she was referring to how I should place my credit card in the card
reader!
I've been asked to shop elsewhere in the future.
They need to make their instructions to seniors a little clearer.
Going the e-mail rounds. :lol: :lol: br br Well... (
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How many of you find yourself realy thinking hard to find what to shoot during the winter months.
I live on the Chesapeake Bay, about 20 miles south of Annapolis, but you can only take sunrise and sunset pictures for so long. I love the drive to Skyline, just drive slowly through the Blue Ridge Parkway, it is full of spots. Have fun and good luck.
I'm a grandparent 4 times. Thank you for sharing.
Smokebob wrote:
I would like to know if others feel it is safe to deal with 42nd St Photo ? I'm looking at making the purchase of a Tamron 150-600mm ?
NO!! Google it and see how others feel about it. It is a scam!!
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[quote=anotherview]Yes. I had about 2 TB of pictures to back up and tried Carbonite. A month (yes, a MONTH) later the back-up had not finished.
So I terminated the service.
I had a similar experience
Please give me your opinions, I don't have anyone to advise me except a salesman....lol help 😱[/quote]
If I were you, just starting out, with a limited budget, I would report to the nearest Costco and get a Canon T5 kit with two lenses, bag, sd card for $750. The good thing about Costco, is, if you don't like it, you have 90 days to return it. The next model up is the Canon T5i which is also a kit will cost you $1,150. But my choice would be the T5. Good luck
sb wrote:
It seems like TurboTax has been making it more difficult to do everything with their programs that are anything but the most expensive. I have used TT for years. You can find all of the forms, but it seems that you have to dig to find them now, and some of the automatic links to supporting forms aren't as robust as they were in the past.
I have been using Turbo Tax since it was Eagle software. They better be careful now there are at least two other tax software packages that perform as well and are cheaper.
joehel2 wrote:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/matthewtucker/the-most-astonishing-photos-that-won-awards-in-2014#.iuZ7rn9EkY
Many beautiful photos here.
Fantastic, thanks for sharing.
smitty716 wrote:
Thanks will check them out
You won't be disappointed.
Ctsearay wrote:
Hey All,
Just getting back into the hobby! Just want to hang out and learn some stuff.
Welcome from an old New Englander. I hope the snow was kind to you. You will find this site has a variety of experienced photographers who are anxious to share their knowledge.