Thursday, April 10, 2014

If I Had 100 Dollars

On a recent trip to Pierce's school, there was a row of worksheets on the wall, from their 100 day celebration of school.  They were interesting - each child was so creative with what they would do with $100.  One girl said she would buy a jello bed and have a jello room.  Pierce?  He said he'd buy a service plan (for the old blackberry of my dad's that he carries around everywhere).  And of course, he'd buy a robot.  He drew a picture of Eve, from the movie Wall E. 
Readers, would you buy a jello bed if you had $100?

32 comments:

  1. No Jello for me, I would rather have the robot!

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  2. I don't think so! I love Pierce's answer!

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  3. How does a 7 year old kid learn about service plans for smart phones? What a hoot!
    Would the jello bed have some type of outer covering? You wouldn't be just lying in jello, would you?

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  4. Oh no, I wouldn't. I would buy a composter machine. LOL...

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  5. Too funny! Nope, think I would pass on the Jello bed. Its fun seeing the world from a child's eyes.

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  6. Good one! This kind of exercise helps children to learn about money at early age!

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  7. Hilarity! I hope you're keeping a Rubbermaid Tub of priceless artwork and writings for you to show your kids when they're all grown up.

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  8. Eve. She is such a wonderful character on the movie. AND, he drew her very well.

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  9. (you may get this twice)

    No jello for me, but I'd buy a robot for Pierce. :)

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  10. A jell-o bed? Oh, I don't think so. But I know of children who could uses $100 worth of food.

    Blessings and Bear hugs!

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  11. jello bed is definitely unique. i'm afraid i'd just blow it on scratch feed for ducks. :)

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  12. I would not buy a Jello bed if I had $100. ;) I would not buy a Jelly bed at any price because I'm in charge of house clean up. :)

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  13. heerlijk hoe kinderen kunnen wegdromen.

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  14. I am impressed. The picture of Eve really does look just like her! That was an awesome movie! I think this is one of those school papers that you should keep forever. Hmmm...I might buy some coupons for free vet visits, we had a huge bill yesterday.

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  15. I read it before I read what you wrote and I thought why does he want a service plan. Of course all boys his age want a robot!

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  16. Any extra money I have goes to my starving college son. The jello bed is really thinking outside the box. Love Pierce's "survis" plan. Too cute!

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  17. That is almost as cute as Mia's "bucket list"...:)JP

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  18. I love how creative kids are. :)

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  19. That is so cute, that Pierce wants a service plan. I really do need to see Wall E. I'm afraid I would have to pass on a jello bed and just put the money toward bills.

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  20. No, I'd pass on the jello bed. Our youngest son's fav movie right ow is Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and the lead character on that show makes a jello bed and lots of other things out of jello--so it must have a following.

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  21. that was a very cute robot!!!
    years ago my mommy paid 75 dollars for her little horse that mommy loved so much
    love
    tweedles

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  22. Okay, get that kid a robot! He has earned one.

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  23. I'd buy 7 boxes of Federal 115 grain full metal jacket 9mm Luger ammo in 50 round packs.

    Oh, I just did that.......

    Well, I'd send the $100 to my son then.

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  24. I would pass on the jello bed..that's too funny though. Kids come up with the cutest ideas.

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  25. I remember doing this kind of activity in school. It's fun seeing them budget it!

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  26. How clever is Pierce???
    Me? I'd buy a pudding bed….and it would be chocolate.

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  27. I guess the next 100 € I'll spend will be in a hair salon, to get highlights. Which is a lot. More than a lot. So I'm not sure I'll actually do it.

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  28. How cute!! My son would surely buy himself another train! A service plan for a cell phone--well I'd say you're little man is quite practical :)

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  29. Pierce is practical! I have a service plan for my phone. :)

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