Awesome, hopefully
@cgersic won't mind if we need some advice too!
That is a really interesting tidbit on the Florida AP!
I am actually still on his student/soon to be adult bank account since he just graduated a few months ago.
Mom he says, when are you going to quit stalking my bank account? Ummm, when I'm not afraid you're going to end up sleeping on the streets!
He is historically an awful money manager. Never heard the term saving for a rainy day.
He told me in college he was going to have a 6 figure job. My reply was, you're going to be the only person I know earning 6 figures and living on the street because you don't have any clue how to save money!
I've been pleasantly surprised that he has actually been doing fairly well in NY. I think I scared the bejesus out of him.
I hope your daughter starts to find some friends. I'm sure it's a little lonely.
Don't know what is the thing/place these days, but I met my husband at our local YMCA. I was so bored when I came home from college I went there to apply for a part time job coaching gymnastics and signed up for an exercise class. He was the director there at the time!
39 years of wedded bliss later!
at WL. And I'm trying to figure out how to change his Sat. flight that would have been back to NY to a return from MCO to NY on Sunday, Delta.
Cindy, I'll get in touch with you soon to see how I can help with Seth. Blessings to all of you! Camille
I say just enjoy it and let him do something he likes to do that you don't! Maybe he actually enjoys himself at home. I sometimes look forward to a night or two at home without my husband....I can make whatever sounds good to ME for dinner, and I can read or watch what I want on TV, take a bath. Sometimes it's nice to have "me" time. My husband actually ASKED me to please go to Disney with our daughter without him because he didn't want to go and knows that we do. And my husband cheats with household stuff when I'm away. Instead of doing the laundry, he takes it to his mom, and he orders food he doesn't usually get, like Sushi, because we don't like it. So I think he'll actually enjoy himself while we're gone. And we'll enjoy ourselves SO much more when we're not having to skip things because the boys don't want to do them, or worry about them not liking the restaurants we pick, and when we don't have to go back and forth across parks to do an attraction we don't really enjoy because it had a long line earlier. We can just do what we want to do, go where we want to go...I don't think I'll feel the least bit guilty.
. Joe likes to travel too and when I go to Disney it takes away from somewhere we could've gone together, hence the guilt.
