Stone Soup by Jan Eliot

Stone Soup

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  1. TEMPLO S.U.D.

    TEMPLO S.U.D. said, about 10 hours ago

    I’d like to be a snowbird to Arizona. As for my snowboarding stepbrother-in-law’s Minnesota parents, they go to Mexico.

  2. Joseph Houk

    Joseph Houk said, about 8 hours ago

    Sadly, this may be the truth for me.

    But at least I’d be able to snowbird.

  3. ladywatcher

    ladywatcher said, about 5 hours ago

    i moved many years ago to warm climate while still working so that makes me a resident NOT a snowbird….love it…

  4. freewaydog

    freewaydog said, about 4 hours ago

    I wish I could snowbird to Australia!

  5. C C Alexander

    C C Alexander GoComics PRO Member said, about 3 hours ago

    esp if you marry that dude……

  6. fbjsr

    fbjsr said, about 2 hours ago

    She is marrying a police officer. State employees still have best retirement and benefits. My estimated social security for when I’m 67 (10 years from now) will be $3,200 a month. Since it is based on what you pay in hers may be less or more. Judging by what they show as her job let’s say she gets $2,200. Phil will get that or more in retirement. Their house should be paid off so the should be able to retire on $4,000 plus a month.

  7. Kab Buch

    Kab Buch said, about 2 hours ago

    @fbjsr

    I wished my hubby had retired at 67 he took a cut at 62. Each day is a struggle. This strip is true to life with age against older workers.

  8. Kab Buch

    Kab Buch said, about 2 hours ago

    I am waiting for full retirement. My dad decided to retire at 62 sadly due to company outsourcing work. He did not get over 20 years under. We had very lean times he had to go out of state to work. Hubby put in 36 years decided to retire at 62 I was not happy but his choice. He is 69 with one stent and okay. Company he worked at year after he retired laid-off with war notice 10,000 workers. Job security not so promising. Retails closing.

  9. Gokie5

    Gokie5 said, about 1 hour ago

    I just read an article that says a lot of people have to retire earlier than they planned because of their health, having to care for a sick family member, look after grandkids, company downsizing, etc. Both my husband and I had school or gummint jobs – I feel very fortunate.
    http://www.post-gazette.com/business/money/2015/02/10/Study-Many-retirem-earlier-than-planned/stories/201502050299

  10. Comic Minister

    Comic Minister said, 27 minutes ago

    I see.

  11. mcsnick

    mcsnick said, 8 minutes ago

    retired at 65, back to work at 67-money goes fast.

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