[Tell It Right]

I did virtually the same thing as reaganaut1, albiet two decades later. I worked full time in a hot warehouse in the south the entire time I was taking a few computer science courses per quarter in college. I had few loans because I did the full time work and cash flowed half of it.

My daughter just finished college while working full-time too. So it's not just for my generation. Even though my wife and I budgeted for years and saved up to put her and her siblings through college, my daughter was big about maintaining a work ethic and investing for her future. I challenge you to find a father more proud of his kids than I am.

[DeFault User]

my daughter was big about maintaining a work ethic and investing for her future. I challenge you to find a father more proud of his kids than I am.

You are justly proud. My daughter took the toughest academic route possible (IB) in high school that earned her a full ride scholarship at a state university. She graduated Summa cum Laude and finally dipped into the money I had saved for her to get her Masters. They can make "your cup runneth over".