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diesel, any concerns about the pine bark beetles hitting your Zuni mountains / Cibola National Forest area?

MtnLuvr wrote:

Awesome photos and great recommendation for the area. Very interesting.....especially since I occassionally browse for mountain properties...................................now my mind is a wanderin'...............................

Next year on the way (it's a little out of the way)to Moab we will be stopping in New Mexico to see Rhett. Maybe you can join us. It is a lot less crowded than the front range.

Cool, the winters should be a little shorter down there. :lol:

I accepted a job today. :BANANA:

Sarah is still taking her sweet time. :juggle:

I accepted a job today. :BANANA:

Sarah is still taking her sweet time. :juggle:

dieselenthusiast wrote:

I accepted a job today. :BANANA:

Sarah is still taking her sweet time. :juggle:

Zuni?

BVCRD wrote:

dieselenthusiast wrote:

I accepted a job today. :BANANA:

Sarah is still taking her sweet time. :juggle:

Zuni?

No, I thought about it though........ I'm employed through EDC (Educational Development Center) at Gallup/McKinley County Schools; however, I will be working mainly at Ramah.

That's going to work out perfect for you then. Where will you live until the house is done? Tribal? You guys get any wind up there yesterday?

BVCRD wrote:

That's going to work out perfect for you then. Where will you live until the house is done? Tribal? You guys get any wind up there yesterday?

Sarah landed a teaching job at Ramah, so we'll be living in teacher housing until we can get a house built, which could be a few years.

We left Montana on Sunday, so we missed all the storms. Billings, MT had a tornado go through and do some damage. We're in NM at the moment, but we’ll be going back to Montana tomorrow.

I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this?

BVCRD wrote:

I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this?

Yeah, there are several State and Federal loan forgiveness programs for SPED. We took advantage of most of those programs; however, we keep moving so we haven’t got the full loan forgiven. I think we are down to $20,000 for the two of us.

Speaking of Montana, we officially left the state today. :BANANA:

We are in Estes Park, CO for a few days. :CAMPING:

BVCRD wrote:

I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this?

We are in Estes Park, CO for a few days. :CAMPING:

To bad you didn't post earlier.... I was in Boulder on Friday for "team building" :roll:

Congrats on the successful relocation!

Diggerfreek wrote:

To bad you didn't post earlier.... I was in Boulder on Friday for "team building" :roll:

I went through Boulder on the way home.

Well, we’re officially settled here in NM. The weather is great and the green chili is good. :SOMBRERO:

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Mon May 31, 2010 10:10 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 50/50 chance of moving back to NM
MtnLuvr wrote: diesel, any concerns about the pine bark beetles hitting your Zuni mountains / Cibola National Forest area? We have no problems with Bark Beetle. Actually, I’m here in New Mexico for a week before we head back up to Montana. We're in the process of getting everything moved.

Author:	MtnLuvr [ Tue Jun 01, 2010 9:20 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: 50/50 chance of moving back to NM
kskj wrote: MtnLuvr wrote: Awesome photos and great recommendation for the area. Very interesting.....especially since I occassionally browse for mountain properties...................................now my mind is a wanderin'............................... Next year on the way (it's a little out of the way)to Moab we will be stopping in New Mexico to see Rhett. Maybe you can join us. It is a lot less crowded than the front range. Thanks for the invite. Just let me know plenty in advance. Although...........I still need to get my KK out to the mountains this summer sometime, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Thu Jun 10, 2010 10:52 pm ]
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I accepted a job today. Sarah is still taking her sweet time.

Author:	kskj [ Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:36 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
Cool, the winters should be a little shorter down there.

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Fri Jun 11, 2010 12:01 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
kskj wrote: Cool, the winters should be a little shorter down there. My NM buddies in Timberlake got more snow then we did here in Montana, but they didn't have near the extreme cold temperatures that we had here. At one point in time, Timberlake had over 4’ feet of total accumulation on the ground. The biggest difference is the clear blue sky that NM offers almost daily whereas MT is cloudy/grey more often. I'd take the sun any day.

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Author:	Diggerfreek [ Sun Jun 13, 2010 5:33 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: I accepted a job today. Sarah is still taking her sweet time. Nice

Author:	BVCRD [ Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:01 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: I accepted a job today. Sarah is still taking her sweet time. Zuni?

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:28 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
BVCRD wrote: dieselenthusiast wrote: I accepted a job today. Sarah is still taking her sweet time. Zuni? No, I thought about it though........ I'm employed through EDC (Educational Development Center) at Gallup/McKinley County Schools; however, I will be working mainly at Ramah.

Author:	BVCRD [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 11:24 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: BVCRD wrote: dieselenthusiast wrote: I accepted a job today. Sarah is still taking her sweet time. Zuni? No, I thought about it though........ I'm employed through EDC (Educational Development Center) at Gallup/McKinley County Schools; however, I will be working mainly at Ramah. That's going to work out perfect for you then. Where will you live until the house is done? Tribal? You guys get any wind up there yesterday?

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 9:01 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
BVCRD wrote: That's going to work out perfect for you then. Where will you live until the house is done? Tribal? You guys get any wind up there yesterday? Sarah landed a teaching job at Ramah, so we'll be living in teacher housing until we can get a house built, which could be a few years. We left Montana on Sunday, so we missed all the storms. Billings, MT had a tornado go through and do some damage. We're in NM at the moment, but we’ll be going back to Montana tomorrow.

Author:	kskj [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 7:33 pm ]
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Congrats on both of you getting to jobs were you wanted.

Author:	BVCRD [ Fri Jun 25, 2010 9:11 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: BVCRD wrote: That's going to work out perfect for you then. Where will you live until the house is done? Tribal? You guys get any wind up there yesterday? Sarah landed a teaching job at Ramah, so we'll be living in teacher housing until we can get a house built, which could be a few years. We left Montana on Sunday, so we missed all the storms. Billings, MT had a tornado go through and do some damage. We're in NM at the moment, but we’ll be going back to Montana tomorrow. I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this?

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Sat Jun 26, 2010 12:24 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
BVCRD wrote: I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this? Yeah, there are several State and Federal loan forgiveness programs for SPED. We took advantage of most of those programs; however, we keep moving so we haven’t got the full loan forgiven. I think we are down to $20,000 for the two of us. Speaking of Montana, we officially left the state today. We are in Estes Park, CO for a few days.

Author:	BVCRD [ Sat Jun 26, 2010 10:17 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: BVCRD wrote: I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this? Yeah, there are several State and Federal loan forgiveness programs for SPED. We took advantage of most of those programs; however, we keep moving so we haven’t got the full loan forgiven. I think we are down to $20,000 for the two of us. Speaking of Montana, we officially left the state today. We are in Estes Park, CO for a few days. That's cool. My wife has hers down to $43K. 2 degrees. That sucks. We have been talking about going back to Montana instead of Alaska. She doesn't want to be that far away from our son. He scored a 28 on his ACT and would get some great merit money from MU or MSU. We once hiked RMNP on the west side in the Never Summer Range. I was sore for a week afterwards.

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Author:	Diggerfreek [ Sun Jun 27, 2010 4:20 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: BVCRD wrote: I was looking the other day and saw that Montana had loan forgiveness in Sped and was wondering if you guys had loans and/or knew about this? Yeah, there are several State and Federal loan forgiveness programs for SPED. We took advantage of most of those programs; however, we keep moving so we haven’t got the full loan forgiven. I think we are down to $20,000 for the two of us. Speaking of Montana, we officially left the state today. We are in Estes Park, CO for a few days. To bad you didn't post earlier.... I was in Boulder on Friday for "team building"

Author:	JL Rockies [ Thu Jul 01, 2010 7:47 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
Boulder? Sounds more like team punishment.

Author:	Diggerfreek [ Thu Jul 01, 2010 11:55 pm ]
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Well, I think it was pay back cus some of the nice people in my group that traveled to Denmark with me ended up leaving one of the drunk guys at the pizza shop passed out. Mind you this was some where between 6 am and 7 am Sunday morning

Author:	dieselenthusiast [ Fri Jul 09, 2010 12:54 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
Diggerfreek wrote: To bad you didn't post earlier.... I was in Boulder on Friday for "team building" I went through Boulder on the way home. Well, we’re officially settled here in NM. The weather is great and the green chili is good.

Author:	kskj [ Fri Jul 09, 2010 6:16 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Moving back to NM
dieselenthusiast wrote: Diggerfreek wrote: To bad you didn't post earlier.... I was in Boulder on Friday for "team building" I went through Boulder on the way home. Well, we’re officially settled here in NM. The weather is great and the green chili is good. Glad you made it back. I miss that green chili although I still have some chili's in the freezer from last fall. I made some pork green chili last weekend.(still not as good as down there)