Hello everyone...

Trophy wives are cool as long as you still have something in common with them and can still interact...if not, then the window dressing just gets old after awhile. However, with an ass like that, I can see why you haven't gotten bored yet.

Too Funny... Good to see you posting again Brian... She wore regular underwear for a couple of days one time, I told her, "You're Starting to slip on me, I'm gonna have to trade you in for a newer model"... The next day the Thong was back on {well not for long }...

Yeah we have lots in common, except for my love of snow and higher altitudes... She does like to spend money though, we've argued a bit about that over the past year... Just because it's there doesn't mean it needs to be spent, but she doesn't understand that concept sometimes... I've always been the one who handled the finances though...

My wife handles the finances.

I think it is better that way just cause I have the same problem with spending money on guy toys.

The one thing I like about it is that at least now I always seem to have money.

lestat666 wrote:The one thing I like about it is that at least now I always seem to have money.

I remember when that day dawned on me, feels pretty good when you don't have to go Paycheck to Paycheck... I wish to everyone that they get to experience that, before they are too old to enjoy it...
I mean my wife doesn't run us into the ground, and like I said before, just because it's there doesn't mean it needs to be spent... She still doesn't seem to understand that one...
I've got it set up to where all my bills except for 1 or 2 are due at the beginning of the month, so I pay the bills at the beginning and then I know what's left for the month... I know what we can play with, I know what should go into savings, and I know what she can shop with...

We figure it out paycheck to paycheck but we buget out savings and leave ourselves with a bit of spending money.

All bills fall directly after a paycheck so it makes it pretty easy to do it that way.

We get paid bimonthly so we know how much money we'll have every 15 days.

Budgeting is the way to go... If you don't have a budget chances are you aren't going to have savings... I suggest those seminars to people who complain about money... Most of the time if you look through volunteer programs or something like social services you can find Budgeting Seminars for free...

Dave Ramsey is a Money Guru... If you listen and follow things he says, you can't go wrong... It's having the willpower to stick to a budget though, that's the key...

http://www.daveramsey.com/