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JP also had the potential to make it. Maybe he is getting soft (aka smarter) as he ages.
JP & Troll's Rainbow Adventure Trip
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JP also had the potential to make it. Maybe he is getting soft (aka smarter) as he ages.
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JP and I are leaving for Alaska tomorrow. He said as long as we are back before the baby is born we are good. Plus he has us covered on gas and food for the trip.
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JP also had the potential to make it. Maybe he is getting soft (aka smarter) as he ages.
no I am just as stubborn as ever, just married (aka broker)
no I am just as stubborn as ever, just married (aka I've been taught my role)
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Married 10 years and happy - I know my role.
At least I have a cruiser....actually 2 cruisers!!
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no I am just as stubborn as ever, just married (aka broker)
Just wait till the pampers $$$ hit the cruiser budget.
Amen...and don't forget daycare...lol JP, you in trouble!
WHO WANTS TO BUY A 45
you guys are depressing me, thanks
I look at it this way...a single child (in the eyes of GA) costs between 10-15k a year to keep them at a minimum level of care. This is basically the most basic essentials and nothing more. I assume you won't be living below the poverty line so you can assume that number turns to 20-35k a year once you factor in daycare, medical, food, clothing, toys, activities, etc.
So, be ready...it really does change your life in more ways that one.
So, be ready...it really does change your life in more ways that one.
I really wonder about those #'s though.
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My daycare is free. The clothes are all hand me downs. So are most of the toys. Food is all new. I'd say about 300 a month including health care covers me for both of them.
Dan can you adopt me?
Dan can you adopt me?
Cost of living in BFE SC vs. Hotlanta....... and Dan is a high roller 
I was fixing to post up earlier that I must be living over a very large negative number if they cost that much. I think Marshall is more on point. With my 4 as long as your not ashamed to shop a thrift store, eBay and accept hand me downs you can save a ton. Also its all in what they expect, give them tons they expect tons. Thank goodness my wife and I are both very frugal! 
, That means we both have the same number of wheelable cruisers...
BOOM!!!
I think chuck has wheeled his 40 exactly as many times are your pig did, UNO and he has had his 40 for a decade
I think chuck has wheeled his 40 exactly as many times are your pig did, UNO and he has had his 40 for a decade
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Chuck had me working on his cruiser during his kids first ever birthday party.
And it still never went anywhere.