It' may not be good for us later in life though. We have very little and live day to day. I'm not sure how we'll do but I do know the kids had a good childhood. Not sure where the happy medium is.
My kids are all gone now and yes, I was that dumb parent that left work early and was at every practice and on every field trip and took trips with the family when we had to sleep in the rig and stopped at grocery stores to buy a loaf of bread to make sandwiches. My wife and I figure that we are only going to have to work until we're about 72 to be able to afford to retire but did I say that the kids have left home?
I don't regret one minute of the work that I missed to be with my kids at the times that they needed a little bit more attention.
(and maybe just a little bit of embarrassment of always having Mom and Dad around)
Besides the memories for my wife and I, the best thing is to watch our children doing the same and even more with our grandchildren.
Life is a big circle and truly,
"what goes around.....comes around."
Thank you to everyone for putting up with me lately and again thanks for all the support you have no idea what it means to my family.Ill never forget this.It's not what it once was but will be. Back up and running however the long process of rebuilding the ultimate woods machine for our family and friends begins now. Thank you all!
