Tuesday, March 2, 2010

My Retirement Plan

Many people pay financial counselors to help than plan for retirement. After a recent conversation with my four year old, I've decided to tell IRAs, Cds, and the stock market to kiss my grits.

We were discussing the future, and I asked Natalie what she wants to be when she grows up.

Her reply?

A doctor "what helps mommies' babies pop out of their tummies."
Cha-Ching!

She'll be busy with her kids "Davey, Adam, and Emily," and her dog "Buster," but she's promised to make time to visit me and build me a house next door to live in.

I think I'm pretty much set, huh? If she throws in a weekly trip to Starbucks, I will have lived a good life.
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25 comments:

  1. That is so adorable! Thanks for uplifting my spirits today! Children are such a blessing. They really help us see what's truly important!

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  2. I love it! It's scary to think those little people will one day possibly be taking care of us.

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  3. very sweet! I love those conversations--they seem to put everything into perspective. Thanks for sharing!

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  4. Oh, yes, you're set. Mommies will always be willing to pay the doctors what help babies pop out of their tummies.

    And since she's your daughter, Dr. Natalie will have a cute purse to carry all her cash. :)

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  5. very sweet I love little kiddos they say the best things

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  6. very sweet I love little kiddos they say the best things

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  7. Heck yeah! You've got a smart kid on your hands :)

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  8. So precious! Lucky you! My boys say they're staying with me forever and my eight year old said his wife will live here too. Oh goodee!

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  9. lol Awesome! I'm hoping Toot gets an Oscar. lol

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  10. The dude is gonna play pro ball just like his Daddy. At least that's what I'm banking on. Ah ha ha

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  11. Now that sounds like a plan :)
    xoxox Susie~

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  12. Now that sounds like a plan :)
    xoxox Susie~

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  13. Get her to sign off on doing it now. Have it notarized and make her stick with it! Seriously, I have one that wants to be a writer and another that wants to be a teacher and one that is trying to find a job where someone pays him to hike.

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  14. I'm am ALL FOR living off the fruits of my labor (literally and...literally) later in life.

    Here's to Dr. Natalie!

    PS: I'm trying to convince my 10 yo son to become an orthodontist. Got any tips?

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  15. OMG- that was adorable. I just read your last post too- you are ambitious! I have zero talent for anything that involves me being outside. I've decided to let my hubby have complete control of the outside of our home, come what may!

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  16. oh my gosh haha such a cute thing :) love it Amanda!

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  17. you always have some of the greatest conversations with your girls. I need to ask those kinds of things and make my boys think a little.

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