Chuck E Cheese Monologue

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Joshua,

I feel your brother! I feel you! I can't stand yard work either and just talking about it raises my blood pressure too. I just hate it with a passion.

I absolutely love your post because it kills "two birds with one stone" your cleaning the yard while having a family bonding time. Your post put a big smile on my face, especially when you told your 2 year old son "You won buddy!!" I can just imagine the little kid smiling and giggling. I think you should make a reward system for him for his hard work! I think a play time at Chuck-E-Cheese will do!
Joshua,

I feel your brother! I feel you! I can't stand yard work either and just talking about it raises my blood pressure too. I just hate it with a passion.

I absolutely love your

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