I’m not sure what happened, but I’m going to go ahead and blame the neighbor kids.
When my husband and I first met, we both had the same opinion about our desired lifestyle and outlook on procreating.
Neither one of us was extremely impressed with the idea of having a horde of children running around our house. In fact, we both joked about how expensive and tedious kids were, and swore that we would never fall into that financial trap. Then, the neighbors moved in and brought their adorable children with. Suddenly, my husband was spending his free time teaching the kids how to fix bicycles and fill car tires. Next thing I knew, he was talking about having kids of our own. I’m sorry, what? That’s not what we agreed on. Now, he won’t let it go. Every day he’s badgering me about babies, and I’m retorting with sending him articles about HVAC systems. You see, along with all of the ridiculous expenses of having kids, you also have to consider your monthly energy bills. With just the two of us in the house, we barely have to use any energy because the HVAC system is not very important. We generally are in the same room together, so we can utilize a window air conditioning unit or a space heater to moderate to the indoor air temperature. When you start adding more humans to the house, you suddenly need a central HVAC system. Besides that, more humans under one roof means having more air temperature preferences to contend with. If the kids are fiddling with the thermostat every 5 minutes, bickering over their desired air quality, our HVAC system is going to feel the wear and tear. After months of battling between children and HVAC upgrades, my husband had zone controlled heating and cooling installed. Now I guess I’m out of counter-arguments.
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