Cost Benefit Analysis

~ Laura

Diaper. Pants. Shirt. Sweatshirt. Socks. Snow Pants. Boots. Coat. Hat. (Won’t wear gloves).
Outside. Immediately falls in snow hands first.
Inside.
Time spent getting the two year old dressed = 15 minutes.
Time spent outside = 2 minutes.

Underwear. Pants. Shirt. Sweater. Socks. Snow pants. Boots. Coat. Hat. Mittens.
Outside. Build an enormous mountain of snow for his sled. Boy declares that he’s had enough and needs to watch a video.
Inside.
Time spent building enormous mountain = 30 minutes.
Number of runs down the mountain by the 5 year old = 1

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  1. [Snort]
    I was reading blogs to procrastinate the inevitable: dressing my boys (19 months and almost 3) to go shopping. We’re out of milk and we need milk, today.
    But it’s slush and rain outside (in Bucharest, Romania), so we need diapers, hose, waterproof pants, shirt, sweater…
    Won’t wear gloves? Oh, that sounds familiar too.
    Claudia — off to dress the kids now anyway. There’s just no putting if off any longer…

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