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512 Spruce Creek Drive offers direct Big South Fork trail access, a 2-stall barn, updated home, garage, and peaceful 1.18+/- acres in Jamestown, TN. Perfect for equestrian living and country lifestyle seekers.
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Not to be dramatic, but I think C-Belles absolutely demolished the Easter candy stash and is now questioning every life choice.
Gas price tracking followed by a rant about being poor
Gas price log South Metro Atlanta , all with a 10¢ loyalty discount all the same brand, all stations on my travel route running the same price or occasionally higher. One rural station was averaging around 5-8¢ below the region until beginning of March when they price matched.
Prices had been decreasing over the winter, but overall holding steady between $2.50-$2.80 for 2025 at the stations I frequented.
Feb 8, 2026 $2.69/gallon
Feb 21, 2026 $2.49/ gallon
March 5, 2026. $3.29/ gallon
March 18, 2026 $3.79/gallon
That's $10-$15-$20 per tank which means that not treating myself to lunch once a week, I'm not visiting friends or going to my barn to see my personal horse to save the gas and make the tank stretch between paychecks. That's that much less I'm able to put onto my CC bill so I'm paying more in interest over time, before I was able to send an extra $50-100 at it above what I'd set as my base payment so I was bringing the total down, but now that's not realistic.
(Emergency vet bills ~$6k, car tires $750 and around $3-4k of unexpected life expenses on top of my prior balance meant I almost maxed out my card and that was as I was pulling heavily from both my emergency savings and regular savings to try and not use my credit card)
I was fired in February of 2024 for taking a horse to the vet for a terrible colic without an approved driver for our truck and trailer. I would absolutely do it again daily but I also won't let any person or animal suffer if I have a way of helping.
I moved back in with my parents who I still live with today because can't afford rent anyway, and worked 2-4 separate part time jobs simultaneously just to try and stay afloat.
Now I'm salaried but have pets and my horse with health conditions that take most of my spare income. They are my fur babies and I'm not giving them up, but damn it sucks some weeks when all you want is to get that $5 (staff discount) coffee or meal and can't afford even that especially on a week where bookings were low so my tips were non-existent and spare money went to buy things I need at work.
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Solo learned some new tricks already thanks to his herdmates
"When my life got Flipped turned upside down"
Hey all, I know it's been awhile since I really posted, it's been a rather interesting last 3 weeks as I was terminated from my job at the youth camp, had to move on with my parents, and find several part time jobs just to cover my bills and the care and keeping of my critters.
I am safe and so are my critters.
The biggest challenge has honestly been trying to navigate the job market, how to be a 1099 employee (that's self employed or contract or several other part or full time classifications) and now I get to truly learn how to budget.
I am currently working 2 part time jobs that in a normal week will give me around 43 hours, might get more some weeks, but I only work my hours and I get paid for all time worked. This is nice compared to the salaried job I had when I was literally on call 24/7 because horses;) I'm finding it's rather nice to not be in charge and just responsible for getting my farm chores done.
Anyways here is a view from one of the barns I now work at as well as my two golden oldies horses.
