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ahhhhh...... i'm so proud of myself! *pat myself in the back*
finished 2 projects!! wOOt!!
glad you didn't ask me for help becauseI don't know anything about SQL. 
Me...Daughter and husband's convo....there, corrected the conversation for you.
Husband: if only Hilary is in office now
Me: rau qhov she didn't get cov dub cov vote ne... They all voted for obama
daughter: and most women are misogynist... So she lost their votes too
Me: why are you throwing big terms in our convos now?
Daughter: what big term mom?
Me: you making me feel dumb now with your vocabulary...misogynistmiss monogamas?
Daughter giggles: misogyny.. It means ppl who hate women
Husband: what's term for hating men
Daughter: misandry ..... And philogyny is the love of women
Me: and how do you know all these terms?
Daughter: I do a lot of reading and research
The other thing to look into is the military. They have something similar too. Otherwise, get a degree that will land you a high paying job so that you can pay it off.
CCNA or Network+? Which do you think is more worthwhile? CCNA is specific to Cisco equpments and uses their lingo, while Network+ is more broad. Thoughts of why one over the other?if I had to choose, I'd go for CCNA. It's more applicable. Network + is just a general cert and doesn't really weigh much when managers need technicians to work o n their Cisco devices.
PM Yax...he's a guru.sorry, I've stopped doing the certification thing for a while now. It's great when you're a consutant, because that's what clients look for since they have no other measurement tool to grade you by. I say go for it. Get as many certs as you can and keep updating them until you've had enough years of field experience. Nowadays, I doing management. I still do some technical work every now and then, but most of the time I just let my staff do the technical stuff. My job now consists of mostly of decision making, planning, scheduling and leading. I like it though. It pays more and it's less stress when you know what you're doing.
Total for my father was roughly around 20+ grand.only 3 days ST?
$16K (including the 3 days rental and a coffin)
$2K for foods and things
1K for rental of some equipments
$3K for the double plot (my sister paid for this out of her pocket)
(I'm not including the cow because that's out of people's expenses).
We got only 8K back because we had not family members here in MN and only a few could fly to attend the funeral. Before my father passed away, he said to give each of us $500.00, $200 to all his nieces and one sister. The rest are to pay for those who has come to help us...