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      • In response to: "What's the one thing you're never gonna give up?" I am never gonna give up smoking. It's the one thing I lean on in hard times, a reward for a job well done and a great thing to do with your hands at a party.
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    • Have a baby, it's soooo easy.
      • Cole
        He's a stuborn little arse, who argues over issues from getting dressed to having a bath, but when he snuggles up and says "I love you mum" and all the arguments and stress disappears.


        Leila
        A sheer delight, with a habbit of headbutting thing when she doesn't get her own way, but listening to a 18month old attempt "twinkle twinkle lttle star" lights up my world


        Child pending, aka Rudi
        My GIANT stomach is testament to the little girl I'll be having in may. Named "Rudi" by her brother (no one knows why), and kicking the hell out of me at night, I simply can not wait to meet the final chapter in my famiy.


      • answered by kittycatmeow30 on 03/01/2010
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    • The "Rich in the important things" grant.
      • I have found that the people who know all their government entitlements, tax breaks, grants available etc, are usually the people who need it the least. I have always promised myself that if I ever won a ridiculous some of money, I would start a scholarship or grant fund in honour of my family.

        Where is the prize for working hard and raising a loving family? My mother always said that it is it's own reward, but I argue that if you have everything else that's important, money would only make it better. My plan is to find people who are doing those things, but still struggling, I know how it feels to pay all your bills (phew!) only to see another lot come in. Disheartening. It feels like pushing shit up hill, pointless. I would find these families, and pay their mortgage, clear their current bills, and if needed fix up their house. Wouldn't it be nice for them, for the money they earn to be their own?

        I don't want to give these people millions, just allow then to have alittle money in their pocket, maybe a nice holiday, once a year? Finally replace the second hand couch that's falling apart. A few little unneccessary things they might fancy. My husband and I often bemoan the fact of our mortage, imagine how much money would would have, if we owned our house outright. Don't get me wrong, my house is not a mansion, more of a crap shack, but without our mortgage, we could fix it up. I think of people in my situation. People with good work ethics, who are already rich in the important things, who are just a little poor. I would make it easier for them.

      • answered by kittycatmeow30 on 10/08/2009
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    • I miss money being easy.
      • Remember when money did grow on trees? $5 felt like a fortune, and $100 was like being a millionaire (at least, I imagine that's what millionaires feel like). When I was a kid, if mum wouldn't buy me something, it was because she was mean, it never occured to me that she didn't have the money.

        Seeing my weekly wage budgeted down to the dollar, is utterly depressing. To work all week and then have to spend my hard earned cash on bills and groceries feels like a battle lost. It is the thing I miss most about being a child, that money was always there, and it was nothing to worry about.

      • answered by kittycatmeow30 on 10/06/2009
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    • It's eye watering....
      • The gorgeousness of naivety....


        As their eyes meet, she in a gown that makes her feel like a princess, he in a suit that makes him debonair, the bride reaching the top of the aisle, they look into each others eyes, so filled with hope, with the belief that THEY will be different, will last the test of time. I find that the most beautiful, honest and truly the best part of a wedding.

      • answered by kittycatmeow30 on 10/01/2009
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