And then I quit, thankfully.It's weird with the food, isn't it?

I'm secure; roof over our head, food on table, wife/kids enjoy minor luxuries here n there, school activies etc, and while saving 15-20% income each month. 

Why waste time on FB catching up on peoples highlight reels, food pics or relationship drama? 

There is a small charge, simply because we provide pizza and were getting a lot of RSVP, no shows and throwing a lot of food away.Also check out www.cincinnatireia.com. 

This is my first month budgeting but I have set aside $1000 for food/gas/other expenses and hope to bring that number down over time as we adjust to the budget.

Just food for thought.

There was a story earlier this year about how North Killeen was becoming a food desert.

(On-base housing and food can suck, but it's way more affordable than the alternatives!

We did the deal and I assumed an unbelievable loan of $63 million on 500+ units in the heart of one of America's great cities. 60 yards away is Amazon's office, Whole Foods, Starbucks is walking distance, there are $800,000 townhomes across the street and you have to drive past $2 million homes to get to the property where the average tenant is a professional making five times what they pay in rent.

@Tony Roberts I've never eaten there, but the food sucks.Delays in wholesale transactions occur when the wholesaler has no end buyer (or the end buyer's funds has been delayed) and doesn't have the guts to tell the seller the truth.