My husband is a very hard working man. We often sacrifice your life for the needs of our kids. What parent doesn't?
We spend our hard earned money on cars, repairs, school,clothing, school trips to D.C., bicycles, skate boards, pets, swimming lessons, horse riding lessons, musical instruments and lessons, voice lessons, college, and so many other wants and needs. Life goes by too fast, and before we realize we haven't done anything for ourselves (but hard work).
We have gotten the puppies for us, but they are family dogs too. We also take more time for our marriage, now that the kids are older. So what's next?
UPDATE: Just a few hours after posting this blog post, I got a text from Hubby. Even after driving over two hours to look at it on Saturday, and agreeing to buy it just yesterday, the owner sent a text that said he was not selling it and decided to keep it. Personally, if the guy wants to do dirty like that, then I'm glad we didn't spend our hard earned money with him.
Hubby's birthday is next month. He's wanted one of these for so long, and we are not getting any younger. We spend countless hours working hard.
We've been under a ton of stress over the last three years with our nuisance neighbor as well, and it's high time Hubby got something he wanted. A good dose of "happy."
Yes, it's his birthday present. A long awaited present. And guess who'll be riding on the back?
For once in my life, I am motivated more to get those last pounds off. I'd look pretty silly on the back of I didn't. Hubby is so excited, he's motivated too.
It will save us a ton of money on gas. He plans to ride it to work on good weather days. His truck has terrible gas mileage, but we need a truck on homestead too. It's an expense to buy, but to see him so happy is totally worth it. He's owned two motorcycles in his lifetime, so he's and experienced rider, so that eases my mind.
Now I need to clean out the garage. He wants to go pick it up in a week.
We spend our hard earned money on cars, repairs, school,clothing, school trips to D.C., bicycles, skate boards, pets, swimming lessons, horse riding lessons, musical instruments and lessons, voice lessons, college, and so many other wants and needs. Life goes by too fast, and before we realize we haven't done anything for ourselves (but hard work).
We have gotten the puppies for us, but they are family dogs too. We also take more time for our marriage, now that the kids are older. So what's next?
UPDATE: Just a few hours after posting this blog post, I got a text from Hubby. Even after driving over two hours to look at it on Saturday, and agreeing to buy it just yesterday, the owner sent a text that said he was not selling it and decided to keep it. Personally, if the guy wants to do dirty like that, then I'm glad we didn't spend our hard earned money with him.
We've been under a ton of stress over the last three years with our nuisance neighbor as well, and it's high time Hubby got something he wanted. A good dose of "happy."
Yes, it's his birthday present. A long awaited present. And guess who'll be riding on the back?
For once in my life, I am motivated more to get those last pounds off. I'd look pretty silly on the back of I didn't. Hubby is so excited, he's motivated too.
It will save us a ton of money on gas. He plans to ride it to work on good weather days. His truck has terrible gas mileage, but we need a truck on homestead too. It's an expense to buy, but to see him so happy is totally worth it. He's owned two motorcycles in his lifetime, so he's and experienced rider, so that eases my mind.
Now I need to clean out the garage. He wants to go pick it up in a week.
Comments
As the President of a Motorcycle club I can honestly say you won't regret the cruiser, congratulations on what seems to be a well earned treat, enjoy life back on two wheels,
All the Best
Fast-SoS
My husband has had quite a few bikes, from big to small, and enjoyed them all so I know how excited your hubby would have been about this purchase.
God bless.
RB
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