ThatsAFactJack

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located in Broussard

I went with First South Farm Credit in 2024.

They had the best rates and also have a patronage program where it averages to about 1% reduction in interest with the yearly patronage refund.

100% worth it.

Frustrating as hell especially preteen and teen years for girls, but so many little moments that are the most amazing thing on Earth.

I have 4 girls (15, 10, 3, 1)

Stop at 3. Once we had the 4th it became a circus.

Fellow gentleman of the OT

Wife bought me a pack of Ikingsky Men's Thongs. They are black with the "t" back and the pouch for the balls and cock. Actually pretty damn comfortable and not gonna lie, first day wearing them and my cock is constantly tingling and getting the horny feeling to frick or rub one out.

Anyone else recommend another brand?

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Just off of LA HWY 10 about 7-8 miles before Oakdale. Been hunting that area with family since I was 5 years old, 46 now. Base camp at Miller's Lake.

Almost done digging a 1/3 acre pond. 8-10 feet deep at the max.

No electricity on property today and none expected for 12-18 months.

What is the easiest Cajun engineered way to get a solar panel on a wooden post to tie into a battery and have a converter to plug the pond fountain into without spending $2000+ on the kits?

I don't care if the battery burns up every 2-3 moths. Just need simple and cheap to get me throught about 12-18 months.

TIA

Golden, Colorado

Close enough to plenty of outdoor stuff, close enough to Denver, Estes Park, Garden of the Gods, close enough to Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs.

I say all the time, if I could go back in time to being 22-25, I'd move my arse to Golden and start there.

Similar situation.

3 acres bought May 2024
Value 75K
Owe 50K
537/month at 8.3% with First South Farm Credit

Our forever home build has been priced out at $475,000 to build

We originally planned to start building this spring, but are going to just aggressively pay down lot and stack cash and wait till rates are sub 6% or have enough cash to keep our note under $2500.

We are not in any rush so its no big deal to us. I would have thought rates would have come back down a little more by now, but here we are. Patience is a virtue, thankfully I control the purse strings on major projects because my wife has NO patience.

In the meantime, I'll keep cutting the grass, the kids will keep fishing in the pond and riding 4 wheelers while I piddle in my shop on days we spend at the property.

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Got a link where I can purchase that hat? I know quite a few people including myself that would love to have one.

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I will probably take at 67 (full retirement) only because I am 45 now with my youngest child being only 11 months, so I will be working later than originallyl expected. Got remarried to a younger woman (9 years younger) and we had 2 kids to add to our 14 and 9 year old.

62 $2106
65 $2657
67 $3089
70 $3861

I also expect those monthly estimates to increase as I just started hitting my peak earning.

I may be able to swing 65 if my rental portfolio does well and my side hobby of live crawfish sells continues as is. I will never stop those 2 forms of income. My kids (all girls) can take over the rentals eventually and hopefully they give me some grand sons to take over the crawfish gig.