what better way to expand your childrens' horizons!

Posted By: for free! see message on 2007-08-14
In Reply to: Well, if ya can't afford a nanny,don't be looking into time shares! - SM

You can introduce them to the art of negotiating, positive conflict resolution (especially good for young girls to learn that no really means no!), cultural diversity, travel opportunities, geography and history outings, new culinary experiences, family bonding, social skills, language development, wildlife adventure, positive skills development in trying new activities. Who needs a nanny with all that going on!

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time share tour (m) - Lori
- I had a lot of fun with my TS rep - SM
  - I'm with you! - Laura Scaggs
    - Do you live so far out in the - Sandy
      - do you take you baby sitter on vacation with you?? - gee, you must be rich!!! NM
        Well, if ya can't afford a nanny,don't be looking into time shares! - SM
        what better way to expand your childrens' horizons! - for free! see message
        The places where I was able to go in my travels - Sandy
  - LOL! That is too funny! We did the same thing in Orlando - Jo
  - You sound - Glenda
    - you say tomato, I say tomato - SM
      - Um, kids don't belong on a 3-hour TS tour - sm
      - Unlike you, I have a - Glenda
        you would make a terrific TS salesMAN! - SM
    - lol, thought the same thing... - sm
- don't do it (sm) - suckered
  - Absolutely don't do it - Rad MT

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