Colorado B.S. Thread

45-70

 

And someday I'll buy a better camera.

 

I salute you my good Sir

 

My uncle works at that dealership. Can't speak for others there, but he is legit.

 

km/h...

 

Is that a marlin 45-70?

 

LOL.. It would be nice, but way too much work/money to get them to fit! Was just helping with a rear spring install on a 100 series.

 

That is awesome. Never dealt with this dealer so a little hesitant purchasing a vehicle there.

 

My bank account and credit accounts salute me too in their own inverse ways.

While I detest my current financial situation I know it's short term. In a couple more years I'll be done with nursing school and the taco will be paid off. Then it'll be much easier to pay off student loans, any cc debt, and start saving for a house and/or land on the western slope.

Yeah 1895 SBL, got it in March with my last full-year income tax return. Of course that money should've gone towards school but....

 

Damn I want one so bad...badass rifle and meh paying for school during school is overrated anyhow lol. Ill just have to pay off student loans the rest of my life after school...lol

 

Its got TX stamped on the side of the bed...I'd remove that junk real fast!

 

cant wait for the bathroom to be done...

 

Looking good... now comes the most PITA part... grouting, and then de-hazing. Cant stand it!

 

With my student loans and credit card debt and a pretty healthy estimation of where that'll be by the end of school in May 2018 I ran the numbers as Parkview hospital hires out of the nursing program and advertises their starting pay rate for new grad nurses. I used that data to project how long it'd take to pay off the estimated debt I'll have between what's left on the Taco (11 payments), credit cards, and school loans.

While I don't want to live in Pueblo forever I can do it for 2-3 more years after school if it means I'll be debt free. Living near the school isn't too bad anyway. With the nursing shortage I can work almost as much as I want. Overtime at a nurses rate is pretty damn awesome though I'm not going to push it too much. Burnout is a real thing in the profession.

If I end up working for an underserved rural area somewhere in the country I could have my student loans paid for by the hospital I work for and/or loan forgiveness from the government not to mention signing bonuses and stuff like that. Though I like Colorado and don't want to move away.

I guess the point I'm making is figure out a plan for your finances with a time frame and you'll get the loans paid off.

 

I am almost there, plumbing part is what I get worried....ick

 

Well as I am just starting my great adventure of college, I know I'm gonna have debt and ad the time gets closer I will have more of an idea of where I might wanna work and I will figure from there my finances. As for now I'm glad I get to live at home for another year while going to school lol

 

How do you de-haze? That does sound hard!?!

 

cheesecloth and lots of elbow grease.