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To: Cuttnhorse
Any jobs???
448 posted on 12/02/2002 3:44:01 PM PST by null and void
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To: yall; no one in particular; Cuttnhorse
BTW, I finished the paperwork to roll the legal separation into a full divorce, and adjust the child support to reflect my new found inability to pay. So now I can afford to accept a lower paying job...
449 posted on 12/02/2002 3:46:59 PM PST by null and void
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Would I be down (up) here wheezing and gasping if there were jobs there...tough place to make a living. The enviros, (with the help of the US Forest Service) have just about shut down all resource jobs. The place is trying to survive on minimum-wage tourist jobs.

More retirees are moving in, but they normally come from warmer environments...usually the husband has been hunting in the area with his buds for years and a few years away from retirement he drags the missus to town during June when the place is spectacular. They sell their big expensive home in the Bay Area, or LA, retire and build a big place on 5-acres...buy the milk cow and billy goat and play rancher.

Well the husband is having a ball; ice fishing with some thug friends, snowmobiling all over the place, hunting bear, elk, lion, chipmunks, fishing for steelhead, the whole thing. Meanwhile the little womin is going nuts...it is cold...-35 below not uncommon, and the nearest mall is in Missoula, Montana...a three hour drive in good weather. So after a couple of winters, there is a big FOR SALE sign in the front pasture and they head for Arizona. There are some nice house bargans in the area. We bought our first place...3,000 sq ft. 4-br on 5-acres, irrigated pasture, sprinkler pipe, small barn, two-car garage with shop, for $130K. Don't think that can be done in many places anymore.

450 posted on 12/02/2002 4:06:49 PM PST by Cuttnhorse
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