Zeb and Elie win the lottery - or they better!!

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My DH has started the vending machine business also to try to create a job

Elie might want to do. So far his total interest is to put money in so that

the cans will go THUNK> He has agreed once or twice to load the car to go

fill machines, but he refuses to go with to unload. He is slightly

interested in going to buy soda with money at the store, but then he wants

it all for himself.

He better win the lottery or marry into a rich family (will MAddie, Trish,

etc inherit????)

Sara - Choose to make lemonade, not complain about the lemons.

>From: charlyne1121@...

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>To:

>Subject: Re: Elie the construction worker

>Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 22:34:26 EDT

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>In a message dated 10/27/2004 9:20:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

>pastmidvale@... writes:

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> > It is ROTFL. But it also is the big concern that I have. Elie CAN do

>many

> > things. But after we see a short time of success at some task, he

>refuses

> > to do it anymore despite high option rewards. What this means after

>school

> > I can only leave you to imagine. We have had no successwith continuous

>work

> > performance.

>

>Hi Sara,

>Zeb and Elie seem so much alike even though Zeb is much younger. I have

>been

>trying to engage Zeb somewhat in the trailer work. He will pour a soda or

>hand

>out straws for a few minutes. He says that he's not working because he is a

>kid. I tell him that he can work the trailers when he is older and make

>money

>to do things. He says he is going to stay a kid. The only job that he asks

>to

>help with is blowing the leaves. He likes to walk with the machine but not

>for

>long. He hates to work too. My mistake was not waiting to see what

>interests

>Zeb before I started this business. Zeb may turn into my armchair

>supervisor,LOL.

>Charlyne

>Mom to Zeb DS/OCD/ASD?

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