the blur of mad money
I received a mystery check in the mail yesterday. It was an official state government check. By all accounts, it was a small check. But an unexpected one, and you know what that means:
MAD MONEY!
My only guess was that it was payment for work at the local state college. Sometimes my paychecks come from different sources--and the amount would total two hours of work for me. It made sense. Kind of.
After checking with Hubby (Is this check a mistake? Is the money already spoken for? Should I give it back?), he said (and I quote):
"Take the money and run,"
So, #1 Daughter and I hopped into the car and headed for the mall. I carefully obeyed the speed limit. Mad Money has been the cause of many a speeding ticket.
So I've heard.
She got a new pair of jeans, fairly priced and sorely needed. #1 Son got a great dress shirt from the clearance rack. (I got nothing, which is usually how mad money works when one is a mom.)
But I really enjoyed taking #1 Daughter out for dinner, and that's something, right?
Of course right!
MAD MONEY!
My only guess was that it was payment for work at the local state college. Sometimes my paychecks come from different sources--and the amount would total two hours of work for me. It made sense. Kind of.
After checking with Hubby (Is this check a mistake? Is the money already spoken for? Should I give it back?), he said (and I quote):
"Take the money and run,"
So, #1 Daughter and I hopped into the car and headed for the mall. I carefully obeyed the speed limit. Mad Money has been the cause of many a speeding ticket.
So I've heard.
She got a new pair of jeans, fairly priced and sorely needed. #1 Son got a great dress shirt from the clearance rack. (I got nothing, which is usually how mad money works when one is a mom.)
But I really enjoyed taking #1 Daughter out for dinner, and that's something, right?
Of course right!
1 Comments:
What?! What happened to dinner with Friend #7?
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