Life after bankruptcy?

SazM030306

I've got it!! Ani, you could move up by Aesop, and become employed as her chauffeur picking up and delivering ironing! It would all get done and delivered the same day, customers would swear by the super efficient friendly service and tell ALL of their friends, the profits made would more than cover a wage for you both!!

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Aesop

ani_26 wrote: »

Its much healthier walking, than joining the 4 x 4 brigade :rotfl:

well put it this way, my son has been walking a lot longer than any of his friends, and when he realised he could say no to the pushchair and refuse to get it in it, at a very early age, he did! he loved walking everywhere!

now he still loves walking, and will walk tremendously long distances, i am talking about 5 miles, and loves tube, buses and trains. His friends...... so spoilt by the car, get tired of walking very quickly, refuse to walk for long distances, have to be carried, etc.

problem is now my son says I am tired, carry me on your shoulders and I have to say no, you walk, you always have done, you are not tired, and you are not lazy.

his skinny little legs are pure muscle! from all the walking and running he does.

ani_26

SazM030306 wrote: »

I've got it!! Ani, you could move up by Aesop, and become employed as her chauffeur picking up and delivering ironing! It would all get done and delivered the same day, customers would swear by the super efficient friendly service and tell ALL of their friends, the profits made would more than cover a wage for you both!!

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I get to wear the chaffeurs cap?

Aesop

SazM030306 wrote: »

I've got it!! Ani, you could move up by Aesop, and become employed as her chauffeur picking up and delivering ironing! It would all get done and delivered the same day, customers would swear by the super efficient friendly service and tell ALL of their friends, the profits made would more than cover a wage for you both!!

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yay! :j but ani would have to move doooooon south. not sure if ani would be so keen on it.....:p

SazM030306

ani_26 wrote: »

I get to wear the chaffeurs cap?

I should think so!

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

well put it this way, my son has been walking a lot longer than any of his friends, and when he realised he could say no to the pushchair and refuse to get it in it, at a very early age, he did! he loved walking everywhere!

now he still loves walking, and will walk tremendously long distances, i am talking about 5 miles, and loves tube, buses and trains. His friends...... so spoilt by the car, get tired of walking very quickly, refuse to walk for long distances, have to be carried, etc.

problem is now my son says I am tired, carry me on your shoulders and I have to say no, you walk, you always have done, you are not tired, and you are not lazy.

his skinny little legs are pure muscle! from all the walking and running he does.

You slavedriver, you.


I'm sure he will benefit from it in the long run. What did we all do before households became four car families.

Aesop

ani_26 wrote: »

I've got a nice shiny car you could buy? :rotfl::rotfl:

would love your car, do you take roadkill?

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

yay! :j but ani would have to move doooooon south. not sure if ani would be so keen on it.....:p

You mean darn sarf?

Hmmm, i was there yesterday

SazM030306

Will have to love you and leave you guys, baby awakes... damn those new teeth!!
Sleep well xxx

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

would love your car, do you take roadkill?

Yes, i found a cent, today :rotfl: