I Want a Raise
We had a big family counsel tonight to discuss life, the universe and everything in it. For a split second the topic of moving came up, which it inevitably does for some reason even though we have no intention of ever moving again, and created an uproar in the children's seats.
"We are not moving. You promised we wouldn't move again for at least 7 years!" Victor cried.
Apparently our move a year and a half ago was such a good experience that we still have fond memories of it.
Persistence so kindly filled us in on the facts of the situation. "After we have grown up and moved out of the house and you guys are in charge," she explained, "then you can move if you want to."
Thanks for explaining it to us sweetie.
All I want to know is, once we get to be in charge, does that mean they start paying us an allowance?
Labels: Sweet Little Troublemakers
posted by The Lazy Organizer @ 10:52 PM
6 Comments
6 Comments:
Yep, it's called your IRA (I'm Retired Allowance). Also you get paybacks when they start having kids that do 'cute' things.
"when you're in charge" - boy she's a quick study. snort
You can move this direction :) !!
Well at least you know the way it works now. :P
Just tell her you'll move in with her and be in charge in her house. = )
That's so cute and funny and sadly so true.
After spending all weekend moving my mom- and planning on spending every spare moment the next couple months looking for a house for us and then moving us I agree with the kids! By the end of this year we will have moved 3 times in 2 years. (Can I whine anymore about this??)
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