THE FUTURE IS ONE BIG CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER for 3Dogs and friends ..... PART 2

3Dogs

Aesop wrote: »

hi boult, just logged on. DH came home late again, :mad:, DS refuses to go to bed as he is waiting for him and in morning, says "is Daddy here?" in a really hopeful voice. poor kid has only seen his Dad once this week.

Poor lad, is Daddy working long hours then to pay the bills? Life can be so hard - you need the money to feed the family, but work so hard that you never get to see them

savingwannabe

Hopefully DS can spend time with him at the weekend. Everyone have a good night i am going to watch tv in bed. Sleep well everyone. steve sends his love. Poor Miche doing her essays so late.

Aesop

3Dogs wrote: »

Poor lad, is Daddy working long hours then to pay the bills? Life can be so hard - you need the money to feed the family, but work so hard that you never get to see them

No Daddy likes his drink too much.

He is working Saturday but has Sunday off. So he can have DS while I go shopping for new trousers for DS. Poor child, has had a growth spurt and everything an inch short. Some of the clothes still look brand new!

Just been on FB and friend's husband is leaving in 2 weeks to go to Australia, he is native. And eventually whole family is to go over, when he has sorted schools, etc, personally I don't think this is going to happen. Think he is going and will leave them high and dry. Hope I am wrong. Anyway friend needs heart to heart and said let's meet at park with kids. So can't do that Sunday as need DS and Daddy time. So tomorrow one busy day, don't think will get much ebay listing done!

savingwannabe

poor thing i am so sorry for your friend. I hope have a rest too if you can tomorrow. Have a good night Aesop. Must add your number to my phone. i left phone under pillow this morning. A sign i am getting on a bit!!!

Aesop

SW got the links for dreamlines,

http://fourhourworkweek.com/dreamline.pdf

Create a two timelines—six months and twelve months—and list up to five things you dream of having (including, but not limited to, material wants: house, car, clothing, etc.), being (be a great cook, be fluent in Chinese, etc.), and doing (visiting Thailand, tracing your roots overseas, racing ostriches, etc.), in that order. For now, don’t concern yourself with how these things will be accomplished. That’s all covered later.

Consider the question: What would you do, day-to-day, if you had $100 million in the bank? If still blocked, fill in the five “doing” spots with the following:

1 place to visit
1 thing to do before you die (a memory of a lifetime)
1 thing to do daily
1 thing to do weekly
1 thing you’ve always wanted to learn

Chances are that the ultimate TMI figure will be lower than expected, and it will decrease over time as you trade more and more “having” for once-in-a-lifetime “doing.” Mobility encourages this trend. Even if the total is intimidating, don’t fret. It is possible—case studies in the book prove it—to get to more than $10,000 per month in extra income within three months. This is usually 3 or 4 times more than is needed. Getting to an extra $2,000 or $3,000 is seldom a problem.

You can have it all—really.

other is excel spreadsheet, will need to e-mail to you.

3Dogs

Aesop wrote: »

No Daddy likes his drink too much.

He is working Saturday but has Sunday off. So he can have DS while I go shopping for new trousers for DS. Poor child, has had a growth spurt and everything an inch short. Some of the clothes still look brand new!

Just been on FB and friend's husband is leaving in 2 weeks to go to Australia, he is native. And eventually whole family is to go over, when he has sorted schools, etc, personally I don't think this is going to happen. Think he is going and will leave them high and dry. Hope I am wrong. Anyway friend needs heart to heart and said let's meet at park with kids. So can't do that Sunday as need DS and Daddy time. So tomorrow one busy day, don't think will get much ebay listing done!

Ooops I forgot that hubbie is a true Geordie bloke :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: Sounds tricky with your friend and her Aussie hubbie - hope it turns out OK but one thing is certain, she has a good friend looking out for her :A :A

Night Kit - hooked on TV tonight aren't you hun? :rotfl: :rotfl:

Aesop

grrr just been on FB and DH's daughter and stepdaughter! grrr filth from stepdaughter's boyfriend, he was using her iphone as she doesn't know how to use it and things he has written on her status! Then his mum just posts, give him a slap!

so glad DS has nothing to do with his sister now. I don't want him growing up like that!

Aesop

Kit, hope you have gone to sleep and left computer on.

Tell Steve I will try to e-mail him tomorrow, may not be until late though at this rate!

goodnight all, sleep well and have a lovely weekend ebaying....lol.

3Dogs

Aesop wrote: »

grrr just been on FB and DH's daughter and stepdaughter! grrr filth from stepdaughter's boyfriend, he was using her iphone as she doesn't know how to use it and things he has written on her status! Then his mum just posts, give him a slap!

so glad DS has nothing to do with his sister now. I don't want him growing up like that!

You certainly don't Aesop - youngsters in particular don't realise the harm it can do with what they post on sites such as FB - it's all a giggle to them ...... until someone goes too far :mad:

I'm off to bed now too so sleep well guys - night night :A :A

Marru

Good morning!

I turned comp off last night and sat down to watch comic relief. Off shortly to Saturday school and then we are going to spend weekend with BF. I have found a business that is for sale that might just make both my and BF's dreams come true. We just need to figure out how to finance it. :eek:

SW - I am going to write more about dreamlines in my diary when I am back home (or earlier if I sneak online using BF's laptop).