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Or you can now use TapaTalk again!Rube's Account Talk
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After being on Account Talk for several months, I placed myself on the Tracker. That might spice it a bit up for me. This sideways slightly up action in equities has been good for me personally and I hope will draw more folks back into these markets, which will be even better for me as stock prices go up.
On the other hand, this country is on the brink of collapse.
I have a bunch of pet ducks on the pond in the back yard. When we run out of food, I guess I'll have to eat them!
Handballer
Active member
With your TSP track record, I plan to follow your moves. Your PIP is outstanding! Keep up the good work.Thanks to BT for sharing this site earlier. Cracks me up:laugh:
"For this coming week, we find a full moon on Monday (and hence the Easter holiday follows on the next Sunday), Venus entering its ruling sign of Taurus on Wednesday, Mercury entering Taurus on Good Friday, the same day that the Sagittarius factor also unfolds. It is a pre-holiday week, and thus we anticipate it will be a period of unreliable technical signals. Normally one would expect stocks to be bullish with Venus moving into Taurus March 31-April 25. But technical studies are way overbought, and a cyclical correction is long overdue. Thus we are in a period where cycle, geocosmic, and technical studies are saying different things at the moment."
http://www.mmacycles.com/
Steadygain
TSP Elite
That sounds absolutely wonderful!!
Winter is a time of rest and helps us more fully get in balance with our Planet and understand the cycles of life - the needed stages it has to go through.
It's amazing how many have storm windows simply for cosmetics. Get up to VT and you find they are real and practical.
Hopefully you have a splitter to make the job easier.
I'm a 'coffee man' -- every morning -- but the best cup is after the fire is stoked and a few frest logs are throw in and gazing at the fire.
Welcome !!! I see this is your first post.
I've always lived in a place with 4 Seasons (even Alabama) but like it better more North where you can appreciate the change. When I moved in my present house 15 years prior is was 40 below -- winds blowing hard :cheesy:
I have enjoyed IL -- But traveling throughout the USA and getting back to my home in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains was the ultimate.
JamesE
Member
Huh??? I hope you're refering to the weather and not the corrupt politics, fiscal irresponsibility and liberal agendas that make us an embarassment to the United States. 13 billion in debt now, Gov Quinn is set to raise state tax 1% again!
I have a novel concept....STOP SPENDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steadygain
TSP Elite
Please forgive us Rube :embarrest:
I was referring only to the weather my friend -- as the topic of storm windows and firewood had been mentioned and brought many memories back to life.
I would save your discussion for my Thread - or Birchtree's or Country Boy's or even yours --- now that I have a sense of how you're one of 'us'.
But NO -- Rube's Home is meant to be free of that stuff. So when I say I love IL -- I mean I deeply enjoy the flat feilds that stretch forever and ever. I live in an area that is more flat - and my hour drive to work is similar and I am use to seeing fields of corn and soy beans going out as far as the eye can see.
To me - the area where I live is like the 'ocean' or a 'woods'. The soil is honestly rated 'The Best on the Globe' and when the corn comes up in the Spring -- it's very beautiful.
The Praraie Plains and the Native Americans (and how things use to be) are easy to imagine. I still have coyotes howling nearby at night.
The town Monticello - where my kids went to school and where we have gone to church since we got here -- is absolutely beautiful. It's like Mayberry (the TV show). We have down to earth -- good people -- that are wonderful. School activities are hugely supported and the caliber of 'Country People' are as good as you can find. So 'my children' have been through one of the best schools you can find and grew up in an area that's incredibly amazing.
I got a little over 8 acres -- and bought my house (mansion
) when I first relocated to IL 15 years prior. I paid $200K and could sell it within a few days for $600K 
- but I don't want to sell it. It's 100 times more beautiful with everything we did -- and it's a place I want my wife to have and my kids to always come back to.
So NO - I was keeping this one politics free
Short track racing is very popular here ,Barre, now. I grew up with Model A's running on dirt tracks around Dubuque, Ia. and a drag strip at Cordova in the 60's. My real passion though, was water skiing the glassy backwaters of the Mississippi River and houseboating. Keg beer fits in there somewhere.Similar threads
