How do you define a "Sheltered" Life?
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How do you define a "Sheltered" Life?
| Mon, 01-19-2009 - 11:39am |
Thought I'd bring up this topic as some people think I have lived a "sheltered life" because I went from living in my parents home to getting married and not living on my own. I was curious of what everyone's definition of living a "sheltered life" is.

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The extra pay is $225 a month for hazard pay. There is signing reenlistment bonus from 3K to 29K, based on position, for being in a war zone where 4000+ US men and women have lost their lives.
I don't know what Hazel thinks is significant, but 225 a month is less than we spend on TKD for our children each month, and that amount is certainly not worth the deployment to a dangerous region of the world.
3K to 29K may be significant for some, but my bonus pay, though probably a thing of the past in this economy, averaged higher than that upper amount for the past 5 years, and the closest I've come to danger was a recalcitrant stapler gun.
Extra pay my ... No amount of money would send me to these current wars. I thank our brave men and women for their service.
You did not just say that!
You honestly think the military pays more than civilian jobs? What civilian jobs exactly? McDonalds?
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