Yeah but I LOVE my ink ...
Yeah but I LOVE my ink ...
But you got em before it was cool.
Money flowed readily in the 80’s and early 90’s. We were so busy trying to figure out how to get our piece. Parents passed some of the easy excess on to the kids.
The worst thing that could have been done.
The worst thing that could have been done.
I missed THAT money train. But that's okay -- I was young and stupid and would have just pissed it all away.
I did piss a lot of it away. But hey, I had a killer stereo…I missed THAT money train. But that's okay -- I was young and stupid and would have just pissed it all away.
I'm thinking about growing a hipster beard and a sleeve tattoo. Is it cheaper if you have skinny arms?
Yes and no. We were also the generation that wound up having to have 2 incomes to do what our parents did on one.
I've seen a lot of articles lately about younger kids (Gen Z) wanting the "tradwife" life -- husband works, wife stays home and takes care of EVERYTHING and the kids. Very much like the 1950s. I admire anyone who can do that now, in this day and age, and really do hope this lifestyle takes off as a "thing".
Kids need their parents and my kids are proof (at least as far as I am concerned) that one parent, no matter how hard they try, is not enough. Granted if I'd had any help from ANYWHERE it might have been different but I was keenly aware that my boys needed a dad. Unfortunately Grumpy didn't come along until they were teenagers. And they had been taught to make their own decisions and then stand my the consequences of those decisions. So for me to complain that they are being the men I raised them to be is a little bit disingenuous on my part. I just underestimated how much damage their grandmother could do. Hopefully, now that she is gone, we will be able to work things out but if we don't I will not be bitter about it. Because I raised them to make up their own minds and stand by that. So in the end, as long as they are happy and self-reliant, and successful (whatever success means to them) I am happy for them. Because they are successful, happy men.
It's by the hour, goofy ... So yes. It's cheaper. I know a guy when you are ready ...
No ... Seriously ... He's REALLY good.
