Me neither (or wives for that matter).
Actually on topic I'm utilising after school care to go to the RSL and have a few schooners, sort of feels a bit wrong but my son enjoys it.
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Me neither (or wives for that matter).
Actually on topic I'm utilising after school care to go to the RSL and have a few schooners, sort of feels a bit wrong but my son enjoys it.
- May 16, 2016
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My kids are 16 and 13 (not really kids anymore) hence prime targets for gaming, social media etc. Neither of them give two shits about SM which I am ever so thankful for however my son loves gaming but so do I. We don't really set a limit but we do ensure it doesn't get out of hand by doing family things together.
My son really wanted a decent gaming pc and I wasn't about to fork out for that so I made him a deal.that if he was serious I'd match what he saved to get one, little prick saved two grand........
What's with kids and beating these savings goals?! I told my two they could get a Nintendo Switch if they saved up for it thinking no ****ing chance a 5 and 7 year old can save up that much money without blowing it on lollies and stuffed toys. They outsmarted me - pooled their money together and went halvsies. When I was a kid the biggest purchase I made was a $45 bookcase. Every other time I got a couple of bucks it burnt a hole in my pocket.
My oldest (12) sucks at saving. Doesn't help that there is a 7/Eleven between school and my place. But to his credit he's generous at least. Always wants to buy something for his mates or little brother.
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Happy Mother's Day mums 
Son walked home from school for the first time today, his mate was coming over though they could walk together, asked the parent if they could and all good. Plus good for me, I got to chill at home.
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Poor little toddler has her surgery on Monday, more than likely she won't be able to weight bare for six weeks.
It's going to be a really shitty time for all involved.
It's going to be a really shitty time for all involved.
can't wait to see my kiddies tomorrow
