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> > Your "husband" option reminded me of something that happened to me several years ago. We saved up enough money to make that once in a lifetime trip to Hawaii. We were in an elevator in the King Kameamea Hotel on the Kona coast when a lady noticed my "If you can read this, thank a teacher," T-shirt.
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> > She was a teacher too and we had a brief conversation about teaching. Then I said, "If we're teachers, what are we doing in a snazzy place like this?"
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> > She said, "I don't know about you, but I have a rich husband."
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> That would be how I plan on going to snazzy places after I finish school and am a teacher. :-)
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> ang

Being a male retired teacher, I had to settle for a wife who knows how to handle money and a daughter who works for a major airline and is also a travel agent. Did I mention that my wife's salary was better than mine? Anyway, putting those advantages together beats a rich husband, so I've spent a lot of time traveling to grand places. We just returned from a 1500 mile road trip that went up to 3800 feet and down to sea level. In fact, in a tunnel in eastern Virginia, we were below sea level.
Howard