Meh....I could go either way. Yes it's a lot of money, but it provides a lot more time/flexibility to us, and overall seems to benefit our son from a social standpoint vs. friends' kids that stay at home. Night and day.
daycare isn't even an option right now due to circumstances.Meh....I could go either way. Yes it's a lot of money, but it provides a lot more time/flexibility to us, and overall seems to benefit our son from a social standpoint vs. friends' kids that stay at home. Night and day.
I'm sure your snowflakes are just perfect though.
You take it easy with the driving, there pal. If you scratch those bikes Teh Financée will have your head.
Aaaand another one in East Vail just today... FUCK.View attachment 156139
FUCK. We just had a slide in the San Juans that killed THREE people. Just recovered the bodies yesterday (avy happened on the 1st) - from reports they were buried 20 FEET deep. There was a photo of one of the SAR folks with a chainsaw cutting the snow - just to give you an idea how *solid* that shit sets up in an avalanche.
Im pretty sure kids are a ladder scheme."Have kids," they said.
"It'll be fun," they said.
And to tell the wrong people that tell you to have kids to "fuck off".
Have you asked her when she is getting a divorce and putting her kid up for adoption?
Has daycare gotten progressively more expensive, or has it always been that way?
You should begin conversations by punching her in the kidney.
Way more expensive, at least if you want something more than just tossing a bunch of kids in a room thunderdome style.
Not like they haven't been putting out big warnings all week - even I know that and I don't even plank slide.Aaaand another one in East Vail just today... FUCK.
Thats what i thought. But if we toss them in hunger games style, we could solve alot of problems at once.
Just imagine when you can get rid of the daycare AND the mortgage.
Trades FTW!
Apparently it killed a BC slider.Not like they haven't been putting out big warnings all week - even I know that and I don't even plank slide.
It's roughly $1000/kid every month. My youngest is 4 and in preschool. My oldest is 7 and in second grade. He gets dropped off around 7 and then has school and then stays until about 4:30 when my wife picks him up. On the plus side, the kids do have a lot of fun and have friends there. I do believe it helps their development being with other kids even in the non-school portion. But it ain't cheap. It's been about the same since my oldest was born. It's actually more expensive for infants. Once they are toddlers, the prices are a little lower and once they are out of diapers there's way more options. We could send them to the YMCA for a little less money (maybe $200 a month less?) but then we'd have to get them there and back and it's more of a circus and literally just a hunger games style of daycare from what we've seen.
Yikes. What about Boy and Girls club? Is that still a thing?
Think they are still looking for you or did they give up?
I think that's what I meant instead of YMCA. Whatever it was, it sucked, at least around us.
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It's all true. And then your kids call to rub in the fact that they are skiing The Ridge in pow and I'm stuck at home.
Ftfy.
At least they learned something, how to ski pow, and how to properly piss you off.It's all true. And then your kids call to rub in the fact that they are skiing The Ridge in pow and I'm stuck at home.
The latter is genetic
Rofl. Chances I can afford that = 0.
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