Steamboat Marti said:
(just kidding!!)
julia & nicks mom said:you haven't seen my design yet!!
but I am exhausted so I am heading to bed!!
Steamboat Marti said:
Steamboat Marti said:
itslisa said:
julia & nicks mom said:that is the best idea I have heard all day!!!
of course we will all need a shirt:
!!
Anyone coming to Stone Mountain be sure to let me know so we can get together.
Marti........O.K......say I buy 150 points ($15000e).....put down 5% use your 15% off spread my payments over 10 years then my monthly payment would be about $160e....give or take. How long do I get to spend my 150 points?? do they expire?? what happens after I am paid in 10yrs??Steamboat Marti said:If you want to cry.... when we went on our honeymoon the price was $50 a point (we didn't buy then) and the prices have climbed since then!! When we bought in 2002 they were about $72 a point. Currently they are $98 a point... but if you use an existing DVC person as a reference you can have 15% toward your down payment. IE: Put down 20% but only 5% comes out of your pocket. I don't know how long that lasts though. I've learned one think over the years (we went on the tour three times before we bought): the price never goes down!! It just rapidly increases. Our honeymoon was in 1996; less than 10 years later they have double the price per point.
MidNite said:Horns 70 Colorado 3?? Was that football or basketball?
tink2020 said:Maybe after DH's school loans get paid off. If we aren't dead.
I was fortunate enough to have two sets of parents help me with college and the school I taught in helped pay for my masters, so I'm loan free. 
my3princes said:Well I survived the craft show. I did not sell much as was the concencus of most of the crafters. Many said their sales were down 50% over past years. There were hundreds of people there as it was breakfast with Santa complete with wagon rides. We happened to do the Wagon ride when Santa and Mrs. Claus did and Colby got to sit on Santas lap. He was soooooo happy. I set way on the other side of the wagon holding my nephew who is deathy afraid of Santa. He actually shakes if Santa gets too close. Guess I won't be taking him to Disney anytime soon. They had an ELF room which had 5 crafts for $2. As part of the craft fair I set up a silent auction to benefit the Cub Scouts. Each scout/parent donated and item or basket which we auctioned off. We had 19 items and made $239 which was all profit. That was an easy fundraiser and I would definately do it again. I had to work tonight so didn't get home until around 10 PM. The restarant that I work at has a small area where they allow employees and a few outside crafters to sell their items. We have been selling our Maple Syrup there for several months and she said that I can put some of my baby blankets there so I'm sure that they will all sell. (maybe I should hold on to one for Kevin and Amy, I may need a baby gift). Tomorrow I have got to straighten up my house, get my hair cut and be at work at 3:30 PM. Hopefully I'll find some DIS time. I actually played Disney Trivia with the boys when I got home tonight. It was late, but better late then never. Hunter whopped me as usualy. I keep telling him that he needs to use the adult questions too, but he says "Mom, I'm only 8".
Deb
Steamboat Marti said:I thought I'd go a little OFF topic for a moment and ask a question about designing a t-shirt
Kate - could you use all of your powers and come up with a design, any design, for Skunka and my adult only birthday getaway??? Of course, the more sarcastic the better!!! Thanks!!!!
Amy - please forgive me for that last smilie.... sometimes ya gotta beg the queen. Its killing me
