New subject: Frequently Asked Questions.
- Why can 't I keep my laundry done?
- Why do my children fight with one another?
- How can I keep my car clean?
- How can I get enough sleep that I don't hit a low around 2:30 every afternoon?
- What is going to happen with our economy?
- How can some people live the lifestyles of new cars, fancy clothes, big vacations, $300k houses on a $40k yr salary?
Do you have any questions running through your mind? or maybe you have some answers to mine.... Please share.
6 comments:
I know these!! Finally a test I can pass besides a pregnancy one.LOL
1. Make your family go naked. NO laundry. Problem solved
2. Get earplugs and you won't hear them.
3. Ride a bike. It's always clean.
4. The earplugs should help. Plus you won't be cleaning laundry or cars so you should have time for a nap.
5. We'll hit a big rough spot but I like to be positive and think that all will be ok in the long run. I sure hope so. I have kids.
6. You forgot the fancy vacations. They are in debt up to their eyeballs and the rough spot will kill them.
Love this one. I may have to use it on a later post.
OOPS, you did say vacations. My bad. But what about heating and cooling those big houses?
Laurel-- Good answers-- I love the idea that I could solve so many problems by being naked. Just think, If we were bald and naked, then we could have so much more money to afford that house. No clothes to buy, no hair products or haircuts, Maybe it would be easier and more affordable to heat and cool the house. Oh and the time I could save-- since everyone would be afraid to see me naked, there would be no lines at the store. As for the people living beyond their means, they also have to furnish that house so it is better than the Jones's.
Never thought of being bald. Once again you can save time and nap there because you won't be doing your hair. I have enough problems keeping up with the Simpson's much less the Jones's. It's just too hard and I always feel inferior.
a friend gave me this quote: "an antidote for feeling like you are not good enough is....a choice to be grateful." I don't need the simpsom's, the jones's or the house to be grateful for my '92 Chevy with 225k miles, yard sale clothes and a rental. I have my healthy family and values that no one can ever take from me.
As great as Laurel's answers are, if anyone can give me the "real" answers and fixes to each of those questions, let me know. I am ALL ears!
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