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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:49 am

Guess I can start this off with a funny little story about my kids. Namely one….who is way to smart (alec)for her 8 years. She watches everything very carefully…you know her brain is working..well, one day I made an agreement with her, I gave her extra cash on the agreement she do extra chores. Well…later I asked her why her chores were not done, since we had an agreement…and I kid you not…this was her response:

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What agreement are you talking about? I will need to see that in writing.


Kids do watch what you do….and I know she has watched and listened to me going on and on (mostly about LVNV) Smile

Thought you all might enjoy that little story.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:15 am

Laughing That is too funny, Golden!!

You are right about kids watching and learning-alot of times they watch what you do, rather than what you say.

When my son was young, we were in a store and he wanted something. He was told before hand that that week, there wasn't any extra in our budget. I told him this again and he said, "well, just write a check for it"! AS soon as we got home, he got an educational "seminar" on banking and how you have to have money in the acount, you just can't write a check Laughing

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:20 am

OMG, too funny!

My youngest is famous in our family for his repeated references to the ATM - "can we go out to eat?" "No, I don't have the money" "well, just go to the ATM and get some!"

Guess they've seen me use that machine a little too often! Like you, Bossy, there have been many "teachable moments" with my kids when it comes to money! This site has been a great asset - I've taught my older son (16) all about credit and payday loans through my work with this site. Every person I help through a payday loan situation becomes a lesson to the kids.

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:52 am

Laughing Don't underestimate a small but working brain Smile
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 3:56 am

Golden, I think sometimes we forget what sponges they are and I know I forget that mine has ears and is usually listening when I think he is not. This story is too funny!
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