Born and bred. I have lived in other places but always find my way back. Actually, I am a North Georgia Hillbilly, currently living in Rome.

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Chartered Life Underwriter-American College 1985
Chartered Financial Consultant-American College 1986
BS Charter Oak State College 2005
BS Psychology-Summa Cum Laude-Excelsior College 2006
Chartered Advisor for Senior Living-American College 2006

Twinxt the hedges or Techie???

Go Dawgs !

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Chartered Life Underwriter-American College 1985
Chartered Financial Consultant-American College 1986
BS Charter Oak State College 2005
BS Psychology-Summa Cum Laude-Excelsior College 2006
Chartered Advisor for Senior Living-American College 2006

I'm a 42 year old dad with a full time job myself. Fortunately I had a two month sabbatical that enabled me to push through a lot of CLEP and DSST tests. Now that I'm going back to work I expect it to take four more months to finish up the remaining tests and classes for my CIS degree.

War Damn Eagle :}

Uh oh....you got my blood boiling now!

ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!!!

(Bama Boy)


P.S. Thanks for the feedback, Gary, even if you do like the orange birds.

Actually, born and bread in upstate NY. When I was stationed in Chas SC a buddy of mine from Corinth, MS (diehard Auburn fan) talked me into going to the Iron bowl in Bama. Bobby Humphrey was Bama's back then, around 1987-88. I think the final was 10-0. A great rivalry (used to be the best, especially when they were both consistently good). The people were great, the festivities before the game (nights before etc) are unforgettable. Quick story, he tells me the tickets would be about $20.00-$25.00 so we make the drive. Meet his brother and his son over there. There Bama fans and he and his brother actually get in huge fights over this. Just before gametime, and this is around 1987-88, tickets are going for $125.00- $150.00 for (2). I couldn't believe it. We ended up getting (2) for $80.00 just at kick-off. There's nuthin like SEC football. Back then, when every part of the country had pro football but the south, college football was a religion there, as it should be. Tennessee, Clemson, Gamecocks, Col Reb, that's what I'm talkin about.