Today was daddy day and it all worked out perfectly thanks to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago - free admission.

It's been about a year since I took the kids and thought that Maggie might really enjoy it now that she is older.

When I told them where we were going the first thing she said was, "baby chickens". It's amazing what they remember. The last time she was there she was a year and a half old.

Why can't I remember stuff like that?

Show: #208
Length: 29:28
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Format: mp3

Croncast - Betsy and her husband Kris 164

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Show Notes

Betsy says I gotta listen . . . to her
Marked as important, yet ignored
Kris spent the weekend with the family
We rocked it out at the museum - www.msichicago.org

You get free coffee
Booba likes field museum better
The man considers it his museum
He acts like he owns the place
Mommies are restrictive
My lack of parenting is making him stronger
News from the lips of the babe
We sold the Lincoln!!
It is in better hands
Negotiable on the price
You bet how does $0 sound?
There was no hissy fit
Like a Golden Gloves prize fight with the Lincoln as the grand prize
He was a big guy . . . bigger than me
The buyer had a plan
Here's what is broken
Checking it out around the corner
Dealership auto jerks
Emotionally invested in selling the car
It was a great deal at the first price cut
Conferencing with Betsy
Now Betsy can fill the garage up with crap
Stuff all around the Lincoln . . . no more
eBay - thesmithmall (get your puffalumps)
I'll throw in a lifesize Barbie if you buy it today partner
Scam, scam, scam - thanks Lisa and Joe for the information!!
It sucks to be taken in
Kris tells way too long story about con man experience
Smelling the copy paper
This is a really crappy story Kris
Possibility that he stole our identities
Phone call from cops not cops
Original cheesehead guy and the knock-off cheesehead guy
The postcard mafia
Refresh your postcards for you
Betsy will throw down the Geraldo story on Wednesday
Kris was in suburban newspapers
Spend time with me so I can see the front of your face