You ever count your chickens before they hatch? That makes very little sense unless you have read aesops fable
'the milk maid' (that is one version of many)So the other night I was plotting how fast we could pay off the car, and I was looking at wether or not we should drop the food bill to pay it off earlier, but well I am enjoying the luxury so much lately I am not sure I am interested in cutting back again for a few months off the car bill.
Course that is not including any future expenses that may come up (insurance rising, kids needs, minor emergencies, ect)
I also did some math, my husband says he wants to take his 15% of the leftover and store it in ING (really the man is wonderful-my 15% will go to church and family splurges) and watch it pile up, of course I know the average leftover based on 45 hours a week and of course I figured out what it would come to....silly, counting chickens.
Course there is no pail on my head to fall as I daydream, but is there a harm in it anyway? Does Aesop no best, should I keep my dreaming to myself and focus on well something more useful?
January 22nd, 2007 at 06:21 pm 1169490084
What I think you are doing is called pre-planning. It has room for some errors or unanticipated things in it, but if you never look to the point on the horizon you're heading for you are apt to be soon off track.
Count on, young Princess, count on!
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