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Old 10-30-2005, 12:46 PM   #1
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I've been lurking behind DW's moniker for about a year so thought it was about time to get legal. ER'd two weeks ago - planned, reviewed, reviewed, reviewed and confirmed before jumping - JG may be amusing but not my lifestyle!!!
Monday tomorrow, no sweat - hooray!
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Old 10-30-2005, 01:22 PM   #2
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Double hooray!

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Welcome to the board and congratulations!

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Old 10-31-2005, 04:30 AM   #4
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Good for you. Let us know what you're up to now.
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So who is the DW? Ginger?
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It is not my DH --- hope he is out doing some yard work today...
DH said he really is enjoying being retired.
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Old 10-31-2005, 02:35 PM   #7
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Not Ginger, keep guessing though this could get interesting.

What am I doing?

Still getting used to the no work routine (or lack thereof).

Organising medical, dental and vision insurance - easy during COBRA but what next?* Plenty of time to decide but your inputs welcome - need to consider 3 teenagers, does it make sense to assume they will get their own coverage when (if?) they go off to college? Thinking of disaster only medical, VSP for vision (~$30/month is cheap for all our check ups and glasses/contacts), no ideas on dental.

Meeting outplacement agent tomorrow - will probably spend most of an hour explaining that I'm FI and RE and only interested in non-economic suggestions. May be amusing, may be a PIA. Who cares? I've got plenty of time and I'm not paying.
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Not Ginger, keep guessing though this could get interesting.
OK, one more guess. jj?
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Old 10-31-2005, 06:55 PM   #9
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OK, one more guess.* jj?
Jenna Jameson posts here?

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Old 10-31-2005, 08:15 PM   #10
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Can we play 20 questions?

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Old 10-31-2005, 08:26 PM   #11
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Sure - you ask me 20 questions and I'll see if I want to answer them.

DW is still thinking about what I am allowed to say to the Jenna Jameson comment!!!!
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Old 10-31-2005, 08:51 PM   #12
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Hey F M - one piece of advice. Since you do not need the outplacement services you may be able to work a deal for them to give you a % in cash and they can keep a cut. I know people who did this. Jo Jo
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Who is your DW?
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Hi, FM

My DH & I are self employed so have never had great medical coverage. Always high deductables with basics for major medical. Anyway, last year we needed to change policies and I ended up getting 4 separate policies with Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Still high deductable, but we won't need to worry about changing poliicies when our girls leave the nest (17 & 19 y.o.) - they can carry on with theirs or change over to something else later. We are all in good health so that helps. I would be interested in hearing how others handled taking on health insurance after ER.

No guess as to your "secret" identity - I'm "clueless"! : Good luck in your ER and enjoy yourself!

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Even Greg, (AKA Apocolypse...) had the intestinal fortitude to admit he was Mr. Martha. If he could find it within himself to reveal he's sleeping with a lawyer, what on earth are you worried about disclosing? Give it up and come out of the closet keyboard.

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Even Greg, (AKA Apocolypse...) had the intestinal fortitude to admit he was Mr. Martha.* If he could find it within himself to reveal he's sleeping with a lawyer, what on earth are you worried about disclosing?* Give it up and come out of the closet keyboard.*

Hey, as I enter my second childhood aren't I allow to play a little game??
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Old 11-01-2005, 09:33 AM   #18
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Maybe someone who has access to the IP logging can compare FMAll's IP with the IP of other posters to determine his identity. 8)

I just got the joke of your screen name - F em all!! ha ha!

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Clues, clues, we want clues!

Okay, FM writes like a European or Canadian. My vote is CalgeryGirl.
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Okay, maybe not CG since F M mentioned COBRA which is native to the US.
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