So it turns out that someone other than my mother was reading my blog last week.
I had loads of emails from strangers one single non-spam email, asking about last Wednesday's post detailing my fictional cruise that was funded by my fictional budget of fictional wealth.
I shit you not.
So in lieu of anything more interesting to blog about, I present to you a post in images.
Images of my poorly penmanship and drawing skillz.
These are the actual documents I drew up the other week, while my internet was shaped, planning our family cruise:
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| The fictitious ship of awesome |
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| The requirements |
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| The financing options |
I have no idea why I kept these.
And I know you'll be bummed to hear that, thanks to my internet being back up to full speed, I won't be spending the week recreating my Lego House for another blog post full of visual entertainment.
I love that your budgeting options included emoticons. All good budgets should definitely have these.
ReplyDeleteThey were actually added in when I went back and grabbed my financial graphs for blog post publishing.
DeleteLOL - wouldn't it just be cheaper for you to go on the cruise by yourself ?????????????????????
ReplyDeleteHave a great week !
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YES. YES IT WOULD. Sadly, the kids aren't quite up to feeding and caring for themselves, and nobody likes them enough to stay with them. What is a girl to do?
DeleteIt's a perfect plan except for one thing. You need a get away helicopter.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right. An inflatable life raft won't cut it.
DeleteThere are tears streaming down my face. And I haven't even read the original post yet. Off I go!
ReplyDeleteI'm taking that as a victory on my part. COMEDIC Financial Fiction. It will be my new writing niche.
DeleteThat sounds like my sort of cruise!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI know, right? I think I should market it to all the over-worked, over-tired mothers out there.
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