Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 20, 2024

hey u get offs from school, he doesnt

There is “pre-Halloween” and “pre-Christmas” WEEKS before the actual holidays! Those kids are never satisfied!

I have my own pre-Halloween and pre-Christmas rituals. I buy candy, run out of candy, buy more candy….

And exactly what does a strike by children look like? (I guess we find out starting tomorrow.)

oh dear… and he maybe weak enough to give in to. lets see where this goes. :D

I went pre-4th of July. There is no greater joy than nightworks and explosives.

Great idea, strike just before Christmas. What are you, the Canadian postal system?

Strike…the American way……….

We didn’t have “rights” when I was young. We earned privileges, but just as easily lost them.

On Father’s Day I asked my parents why there wasn’t a Children’s Day. My dad said EVERY day was Children’s Day.

Boy, you spent the entire MONTH of October laser focused on Halloween. You need to hush. You and your sister both.

I can think of some place these two need a strike…just not the same kind they are talking about.

Hickory Dickory Doc,

The mice ran up the clock,

The clock struck one,

The other two mice barely escaped.

So what do the kids do that they could go strike for?

Strike from work work around the house, You’ve been doing that.

Seriously? These days, Christmas basically starts in September. If that’s not a pre-Christmas, I don’t know what is.

Good.

When you go on strike, you get no allowance.

To be fair, you don’t need gifts everyday, you don’t need costumes everyday, you don’t need candy and cookies everyday. You do need nourishment though. A turkey dinner any other night is still a dinner.

When I ate meat, turkey was one of the only ones I liked. I had it regularly. The way hubby cooked it for Thanksgiving and Christmas didn’t work for ne.

No you don’t. Oh, wait, maybe you do. You have the “right” to live in your parents house rent free, provided with food, clothes, heat, water, a bed. In return you can be grateful for all these things and help out around the house when asked.

OK. Hold on. We dealt with an entire month of Halloween crazy from that boy. This entitled generation. Pish posh!