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I had warnings.. leaving cash on the dining room table... and my pockets when doing the laundry. Wife told me this morning thanks... I left some money in my jeans pocket and she kept it. [:0]
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One day I got to work and was sure that I was supposed to have $25 or so in my pocket. Not a dime.
I got home and asked my wife if she had grabbed my money. She hadn't. No idea.
Then I thought of my son. When I checked the Piggy Bank, there was a wad of bills sticking out the slot. I had found my $25.
When I opened the Piggy Bank, I also found the little investor had gotten me for about $150 over some period of time. Not sure how long he had pulled off the Heist of the Century, but it was a heckuva little pile.
Started his Savings Account with it. And was a darn sight more careful about what I left laying around. [:D]
When my son was 2 or 3, he used to pat the pocket of my pants every night to see if there was any change for his Piggy Bank.
One day I got to work and was sure that I was supposed to have $25 or so in my pocket. Not a dime.
I got home and asked my wife if she had grabbed my money. She hadn't. No idea.
Then I thought of my son. When I checked the Piggy Bank, there was a wad of bills sticking out the slot. I had found my $25.
When I opened the Piggy Bank, I also found the little investor had gotten me for about $150 over some period of time. Not sure how long he had pulled off the Heist of the Century, but it was a heckuva little pile.
Started his Savings Account with it. And was a darn sight more careful about what I left laying around. [:D]
That is hilarious [:D]
When my son was 2 or 3, he used to pat the pocket of my pants every night to see if there was any change for his Piggy Bank.
One day I got to work and was sure that I was supposed to have $25 or so in my pocket. Not a dime.
I got home and asked my wife if she had grabbed my money. She hadn't. No idea.
Then I thought of my son. When I checked the Piggy Bank, there was a wad of bills sticking out the slot. I had found my $25.
When I opened the Piggy Bank, I also found the little investor had gotten me for about $150 over some period of time. Not sure how long he had pulled off the Heist of the Century, but it was a heckuva little pile.
Started his Savings Account with it. And was a darn sight more careful about what I left laying around. [:D]
That is super awesome. My wife and I are both sitting here smiling from ear to ear. Thanks for sharing. [:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)][:)]
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One day she asked Ronnie if they could buy a house and he said their was no way they would have enough for the down payment.
Well.....seems she swiped enough of his dough over the years she had that covered!
When my son was 2 or 3, he used to pat the pocket of my pants every night to see if there was any change for his Piggy Bank.
One day I got to work and was sure that I was supposed to have $25 or so in my pocket. Not a dime.
I got home and asked my wife if she had grabbed my money. She hadn't. No idea.
Then I thought of my son. When I checked the Piggy Bank, there was a wad of bills sticking out the slot. I had found my $25.
When I opened the Piggy Bank, I also found the little investor had gotten me for about $150 over some period of time. Not sure how long he had pulled off the Heist of the Century, but it was a heckuva little pile.
Started his Savings Account with it. And was a darn sight more careful about what I left laying around. [:D]
Great story[:D].
Cant beat found money!
[:D][:D]