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Tikki

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1. I think everyone who graduates faces this …unless they are connected through family...

Reply to FirstLight (Original post)

Mon Nov 4, 2013, 11:10 PM

Nov 2013

Sounds like you want to give it a try…the old pros and cons list and
be extra diligent on what you can actually handle money wise and emotionally.

Just because times seem difficult doesn't mean that one big break can't happen to you…

GOOD LUCK whatever you do...

Tikki
keep us posted..

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Can a 'Country Mouse" ever really move back to the City...and get a "real job"? [View all] FirstLight Nov 2013 OP

I think everyone who graduates faces this …unless they are connected through family... Tikki Nov 2013 #1

thanks FirstLight Nov 2013 #2

Remember a time proven knowledge makes current information so much more interesting.. Tikki Nov 2013 #4

Realize you will also move from a small friendly fish pond nadinbrzezinski Nov 2013 #3

well I keep thinking that it's about geography FirstLight Nov 2013 #5

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Some possible nadinbrzezinski Nov 2013 #8

thanks Nadine FirstLight Nov 2013 #10

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Ask yourself this Revanchist Nov 2013 #7

I have lived here by default for the past 22 years... FirstLight Nov 2013 #9

i've been poor, i've been middle class and DesertFlower Nov 2013 #11

thanks for sharing FirstLight Nov 2013 #13

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