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August 21, 2009 at 11:58 AM #448317August 21, 2009 at 12:13 PM #447551Allan from FallbrookParticipant
[quote=davelj]Indeed… and Genghis… quite prolific.[/quote]
Dave: I wonder what Ghenghis’ stance on marriage was? Of course, they did things a little different in those days, but still…
August 21, 2009 at 12:13 PM #447741Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=davelj]Indeed… and Genghis… quite prolific.[/quote]
Dave: I wonder what Ghenghis’ stance on marriage was? Of course, they did things a little different in those days, but still…
August 21, 2009 at 12:13 PM #448081Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=davelj]Indeed… and Genghis… quite prolific.[/quote]
Dave: I wonder what Ghenghis’ stance on marriage was? Of course, they did things a little different in those days, but still…
August 21, 2009 at 12:13 PM #448150Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=davelj]Indeed… and Genghis… quite prolific.[/quote]
Dave: I wonder what Ghenghis’ stance on marriage was? Of course, they did things a little different in those days, but still…
August 21, 2009 at 12:13 PM #448332Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=davelj]Indeed… and Genghis… quite prolific.[/quote]
Dave: I wonder what Ghenghis’ stance on marriage was? Of course, they did things a little different in those days, but still…
August 21, 2009 at 2:00 PM #447576DWCAPParticipant[quote=Cabal]
In retrospect, I should feel lucky to still be married after 21 years. My wife and I are frugal except with our children which we spoil without hesitation.[/quote]If you or your friends are ever wondering why the younger generations dont seem to have the same values as your generation did, your answer is right there at the end of your quote.
August 21, 2009 at 2:00 PM #447766DWCAPParticipant[quote=Cabal]
In retrospect, I should feel lucky to still be married after 21 years. My wife and I are frugal except with our children which we spoil without hesitation.[/quote]If you or your friends are ever wondering why the younger generations dont seem to have the same values as your generation did, your answer is right there at the end of your quote.
August 21, 2009 at 2:00 PM #448106DWCAPParticipant[quote=Cabal]
In retrospect, I should feel lucky to still be married after 21 years. My wife and I are frugal except with our children which we spoil without hesitation.[/quote]If you or your friends are ever wondering why the younger generations dont seem to have the same values as your generation did, your answer is right there at the end of your quote.
August 21, 2009 at 2:00 PM #448174DWCAPParticipant[quote=Cabal]
In retrospect, I should feel lucky to still be married after 21 years. My wife and I are frugal except with our children which we spoil without hesitation.[/quote]If you or your friends are ever wondering why the younger generations dont seem to have the same values as your generation did, your answer is right there at the end of your quote.
August 21, 2009 at 2:00 PM #448357DWCAPParticipant[quote=Cabal]
In retrospect, I should feel lucky to still be married after 21 years. My wife and I are frugal except with our children which we spoil without hesitation.[/quote]If you or your friends are ever wondering why the younger generations dont seem to have the same values as your generation did, your answer is right there at the end of your quote.
August 21, 2009 at 2:36 PM #447581propertysearchaddictionParticipantVery interesting discussion.
I think this sentence from the article sums it up.DeSantis says.
“We tied our self-worth and social stature on what we earned.”I quit working full time a few years ago to stay at home with our young children. I tied my self worth to my achievements and it was hard to make the change. America values money over happiness. Being aware of our culture has made it easier for us to make decisions that bring us happiness first and money second. Surprisingly, my husband now works 40 hours instead of 80 and has maintained our income.
Here’s my take…
1) Take care of your own health
2)Put your marriage first. Go out on a weekly date. Make time for a great sex life. Take a yearly vacation without kids! Set aside time each week to talk about family/finances/relationship. (I know every guys dream)
2) Put your kids second. Spend one on one time. Do family activities. Find their talents and put them in activities to succeed.
3) Job and making money comes in third
4) Live WAY below your means!!!
5) If your going to outsource something go for the house cleaner.
August 21, 2009 at 2:36 PM #447771propertysearchaddictionParticipantVery interesting discussion.
I think this sentence from the article sums it up.DeSantis says.
“We tied our self-worth and social stature on what we earned.”I quit working full time a few years ago to stay at home with our young children. I tied my self worth to my achievements and it was hard to make the change. America values money over happiness. Being aware of our culture has made it easier for us to make decisions that bring us happiness first and money second. Surprisingly, my husband now works 40 hours instead of 80 and has maintained our income.
Here’s my take…
1) Take care of your own health
2)Put your marriage first. Go out on a weekly date. Make time for a great sex life. Take a yearly vacation without kids! Set aside time each week to talk about family/finances/relationship. (I know every guys dream)
2) Put your kids second. Spend one on one time. Do family activities. Find their talents and put them in activities to succeed.
3) Job and making money comes in third
4) Live WAY below your means!!!
5) If your going to outsource something go for the house cleaner.
August 21, 2009 at 2:36 PM #448111propertysearchaddictionParticipantVery interesting discussion.
I think this sentence from the article sums it up.DeSantis says.
“We tied our self-worth and social stature on what we earned.”I quit working full time a few years ago to stay at home with our young children. I tied my self worth to my achievements and it was hard to make the change. America values money over happiness. Being aware of our culture has made it easier for us to make decisions that bring us happiness first and money second. Surprisingly, my husband now works 40 hours instead of 80 and has maintained our income.
Here’s my take…
1) Take care of your own health
2)Put your marriage first. Go out on a weekly date. Make time for a great sex life. Take a yearly vacation without kids! Set aside time each week to talk about family/finances/relationship. (I know every guys dream)
2) Put your kids second. Spend one on one time. Do family activities. Find their talents and put them in activities to succeed.
3) Job and making money comes in third
4) Live WAY below your means!!!
5) If your going to outsource something go for the house cleaner.
August 21, 2009 at 2:36 PM #448179propertysearchaddictionParticipantVery interesting discussion.
I think this sentence from the article sums it up.DeSantis says.
“We tied our self-worth and social stature on what we earned.”I quit working full time a few years ago to stay at home with our young children. I tied my self worth to my achievements and it was hard to make the change. America values money over happiness. Being aware of our culture has made it easier for us to make decisions that bring us happiness first and money second. Surprisingly, my husband now works 40 hours instead of 80 and has maintained our income.
Here’s my take…
1) Take care of your own health
2)Put your marriage first. Go out on a weekly date. Make time for a great sex life. Take a yearly vacation without kids! Set aside time each week to talk about family/finances/relationship. (I know every guys dream)
2) Put your kids second. Spend one on one time. Do family activities. Find their talents and put them in activities to succeed.
3) Job and making money comes in third
4) Live WAY below your means!!!
5) If your going to outsource something go for the house cleaner.
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