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Like the blog, but the color scheme is a bit bright...
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Roger that. Some folks see it as festive, others see it as the alternative word for Happy, as in Happy 90's! Are you in Buzzards Bay?
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it costs whatever you have. if you have alot you spend alot. If you have very little (like myself) you spend very little.
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Thanks again to all for the great information! This has been very informative.

JungleJim: Great blog! Thanks for that. You're my hero..you are living the life we are hoping for.

Thanks again, everyone!
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The biggest expense is our health insurance which is close to 2k/month.
Gotta luv it being Canadian... when in country, I pay nothing, outside, because I have diabetes II, costs me $800/year, not month. I get to see my doc of my choice within a week, a specialist that I once needed in 2 days.
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