“Don't tell me where your priorities are. Show me where you spend your money and I'll tell you what they are.” - James W. Frick
What do we have a lot of?
Education, right off the bat. Grad school for me and my husband, two girls through twelve years of private school and, now, college. One more still in high school.
A house. If the teens can't get together living in one house - how could they live in apartment? We are lucky! And a yard - a great place for impromptu games of Quidditch.
Yarn, of course, and the accompanying tools. Books - everyone's rooms are full of books. We love games, too. Card games, board games, video gams and computer games.
Cars and car parts are another big part of our storage situation as well. Not so many drivers in the bunch, either!
Health care - luckily, Mr. Daisy works for a great employer. :)
What we don't have a lot of probably isn't important.
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Priorities?
House - in the country - there is no better life
Education - We, too are highly educated and the kids are off to college shortly. We did public school because the system here is great and the private schools are all short on "real" teachers and music and arts.
Music - We all play something and keeping their instruments playable is definitely a priority.
Cars - we have 3 but none of them are new. The oldest is a 1990 Camry that #1 drives and the newest is a 2002 CRV with 146k miles on it that I drive. Mr has a 2001 Civic with 152K on it... We will drive them until they quit.
Tractor - with 5 acres to mow and 5 more to keep up with a tractor is a necessity. Mr. and Dad want a bigger one, though... hmmm...
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