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Hey, how has your life changed since 2009?

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    • #79308
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      ironman1315
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      As for me, I’ve been through undergrad, law school, marriage, two kids, one house, four moves, a traeger smoker, and passage of the bar.

      Holy s**t. That’s a lot of crap.

    • #79312
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      St George Ute
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      Finished grad school, started working from home, turned 40, moved to St George, built a house, had cataract surgery, two of my kids are now adults, one moved out and is now pregnant with our first grandchild, and I got to watch Utah go to the PAC12, win a division title, and beat BYU 7 times in a row (so far).

      Life is good!

    • #79314
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      Torg
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      Went on a mission, graduated, bought a home, few job changes, a marriage and divorce, two dogs, gained and lost 30 lbs. 

    • #79317
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      Anonymous
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      Sold a consulting business.

      Retired.

      Unretired and opened a restaurant.

      Sold the restaurant. 

      Rode a motorcycle across Canada.

      Bought some commercial real estate. 

      Now I’m fighting off boredom with both hands, and losing. 

      • #79329
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        ironman1315
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        Now I’m fighting off boredom with both hands, and losing.

        You gotta take a break once in a while. Too much of that and you’ll go blind.

        • #79335
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          Anonymous
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          Too old. Funny story, met up with an old flame. Beautiful young woman who worked for a client. I lusted after her for a couple of years, 15 years ago when she was 22 and I was 42. Kept it to myself, age inappropriate and all. Ran into her randomly, serendipity. She looked fantastic (I don’t). She asked me out. We ended up playing house for a couple months until I got bored. I get bored easily. 

    • #79319
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      UteFanatic
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      Finished undergrad and grad degrees, two jobs, three kids, two houses, Pac-12 invite, Pac-12 South Champs, 7 wins over BYU (including a blow out win in 2011), separated from the Air Force…..and the addition of about 35 lbs of fat around my waist.

    • #79322
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      uteman12
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      Graduated High School, Got an Undergrad in DGM, Started work as a UX Designer. Bought a house, got engaged. I would say a whole lot has changed since 2009.

    • #79344
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      Grimmetal
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      2009-2011: Floating after high school
      2011-2016: Active Duty service with the Navy
      2017-present: Full-time undergrad at the U.

      Got married. Had a kid. Bought a couple cars. Moved nearly every year since 2011.

    • #79347
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      Utah
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      Man, a lot. I was in school in 2009. 

      Since then: built up a business that was doing amazing. Started another. Brought on a friend to help with growth. Found out friend was more a “friend”. Went from the top to next to nothing. Moved around looking for my next shot. Built myself back up. Had two kids. Tried to buy utefans.net and I had it…then monkey passed and about six months of work disappeared.  

      The last 8 years have been nuts. I’ve lived a lot of lifetimes. 

      Two kids, four states, insane swings in income. 

      From top of the world to the bottom back to…well, not top, but not a bad place either. 

    • #79352
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      Tacoma Ute
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      I used to spend all my time on UFN. Now I spend all my time on Da Hub. So I guess it’s changed a little. 😀

    • #79379
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      ProudUte
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      A lot has happened since then.  But, most imprtantly – went from one grandchild to 8 wonderful grandkids.  

      Have had the opportunity to travel a lot with my wife.  We have been to Europe four times since 2009 including England, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Italy, Germany, Malta, Greece, Norway and the Vatican.  Wonderful trips with a ton of history.  We have also travleed many times to the Caribbean and in the US including Hawaii and Alaska.  On my bucket list is New Zealand and Tahiti.  I want to travel while my health is still good enough to do so.  I have a genetic eye issue which will cause me to be blind within five or so years.

      I’m now retired from working for a paycheck and doing volunteer work which I really enjoy.  LIfe is good!

    • #79537
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      AlaskanUte
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      Had both knees replaced, retired early, got the heck out of California, moved to Alaska, Spend my summers fishing and winters traveling and snowmachining. Get to a lot of Ute away games. Life is good

    • #79649
      Ute1990
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      Same job, same house, same cars, kids are 9 years older. New knee!

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