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]]> By: TJ Smith http://www.recessionwire.com/2009/10/29/5-ways-the-recession-is-good-for-your-kids/comment-page-1/#comment-3037 TJ Smith Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:00:05 +0000 http://www.recessionwire.com/?p=10293#comment-3037 I grew up with the generation after the recession. We were the big spending "Jones'" I wish I had grown up in a household with depression spending habits. I might have developed better habits early on. As it is, I am an old dog learning new tricks. And in this economy, either parent might stay at home depending on who gets work so kids will see that both roles are important. I grew up with the generation after the recession. We were the big spending “Jones’”

I wish I had grown up in a household with depression spending habits. I might have developed better habits early on. As it is, I am an old dog learning new tricks.

And in this economy, either parent might stay at home depending on who gets work so kids will see that both roles are important.

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