My brother-in-law informed me, after the birth of The Daughter, that two invisible children would now live in my house.
“NOT ME!” and “I DON’T KNOW.”
~VOW
My brother-in-law informed me, after the birth of The Daughter, that two invisible children would now live in my house.
“NOT ME!” and “I DON’T KNOW.”
~VOW
~VOW, I know those two. They are very bad kids.
beck comes up with a plan
I’m trying to entertain these bored grand-wreks. And get them away from video games. The oldest actually said he missed school. :eek: WTH? I woulda paid money for this to happen when I was a young-un. Kids, today :smack:
Well, here’s my idea: I’m gonna give each kid age appropriate jobs to do. And ‘pay’ them. Not real money, (not dumb, they know too much about real money as it is) monopoly money that they can trade in for treats.
Am I doomed for failure?
I ordered a treasure box. The kind like dentist offices have with little toys. And I had DIL get me a bag of dum-dum suckers.
I’ll let you know how it goes. (:))
I have an “essential” job and my co-workers think I just really love to be there since I work the maximum hours at a shitty place most people can’t wait to escape. Yeah, I’ll take the overtime but mostly I can’t imagine being stuck in a house with a bunch of people and animals.
—don’t rain on beck’s parade—
I’m taking the Tom Sawyer approach to getting the jobs meted out, to the grand-wreks.
I got a feather duster and danced around the LR dusting and singing.
Grandson ignored me and kept playing his DS.
Granddaughter watched. She asked why I was dancing like that. I said “Its fun!”
She didn’t ask to dust but she started following me. The 2 babies joined in. We had a silly parade dusting the house. Except…I’m the only one working. (Note to self: get more feather dusters)
I’m not sure my plan is working. :dubious: