Family+Project

Day 1

 * __**Name**__ || __**Role**__ || __**Age**__ || __**Occupation**__ ||
 * Joe || Father || 35 || real estate agent ||
 * Josie || Mother || 32 || count executive ||
 * Tony || Son || 13 ||  ||
 * Elizabeth || Daughter || 12 ||  ||
 * Asha || Daughter || 8 ||  ||

My name is Joe and I am the father of the family. My son and two daughters get on my nerves when they come home from school, and their names are Tony, Elizabeth, and Asha. My wife is Josie and she is a count executive. I on the other hand am a real estate agent. I work from home, to save gas. Tony is 13, Elizabeth is 12, and Asha is 8. My wife and I have been married for 14 years and we have had our ups and downs. I am 35 and my wife is 34. We live in Florence, Wisconsin and our house is, what the kids would say is "off the hook". Being the man of the house is tough work, cooking the food before my wife gets home, helping the kids with their homework, helping the person who needs to sell their house, and a lot more. My wife works from 7am to 5pm in Iron Mountain and it depends on traffic to what time she'll get home.

**Day 2 **
I am a real estate agent working from home and my job is pretty hard a father of three kids. My job consists of helping people find the right home and at a good price. My job is sometimes good and sometimes bad because I might get paid and I might not. My job pays me when I sell a house and when I do, I get paid. The average pay for my job is $35,063. 

**Day 3**
My wife is an Accountant and gets $45,000 a year. That is a good thing because then I am not paying for all the bills. I am a real estate agent earning $112,000 a year. The total amount between my wife and I, is $157,000. A lot of it is taken away for Federal Income tax, State Income tax, Social Security, Retirement, and Medicare. We pay $25,494 for Federal Income Tax, $9,428 for State Income Tax, $6,324 for Social Security, $7,850 for Retirement, and $2,276 for Medicare. The total taken away from us is $51,372 and that is a little more than my wife's paycheck. Also every month we get to spend up to $8,802.33.

 **Day 4**
4360 HWY 101 Florence, WI USA, 54121 Price: USD$199,000 MLS #: 1039167 Mortgage: $934 per month Property Tax: $150 per month Insurance: $70 per month

Country living at its best. 2 story log home just minutes from town, great proximity to rec. trails and lakes. Charming 4 bedroom home with large kitchen/dining area, wood burning stone fireplace in living room, finished walk-out lower level (with bonus room), first floor laundry, T & G ceilings, built-in book cases, Marvin windows, attached 2 car finished garage, in-ground, swimming pool and large shed with loft. Home features hardwood and ceramic throughout. Property has a black top driveway, wonderful covered porch to sit back and watch the world go by. New roof in 2008. ***PRICE REDUCED!***

This is the house that we bought, as you can see it has a nice backyard. It's located in Florence, Wisconsin and is not to far from where my wife works and that is a good thing. The price of this house is $199,000 and the mortgage is $934. The property tax per month is $150 and insurance per month is $70. I am glad there are ATV trails on the property and a pool is in the backyard. The house has four bedrooms and the kids get their own room.

 **Day 5**
My wife chose my car. The car I will be driving to Pick n' Save, Home Depot, and many other things. I wanted a truck, but sadly no and she gets the nice truck. I get to drive in a 2005 Dodge Caravan. This was not a good day for me, but I can get more wood for the kid's tree house in the back. Even though this car will be used for taking things to the dump, getting wood for fires, getting groceries, vacations and more, It will need a new paint job. My wife has a GMC 2000 Yukon/Denali and it is cool. Good thing for me is that I have a newer car. If the kids want 1 friend each to go someplace, I can fit them in this van. Also I can use this to keep the real estate signs in the back and I can take the back five seats out. I also hope it doesn't brake down for a while because that wouldn't be cheap to fix it.




 * Price: || **$10,899.00 ** || Drivetrain: || Front Wheel Drive ||
 * Year: || **2005** || Engine: || V6 ||
 * Mileage: || **39,462** || Bodystyle: || Minivans/Vans ||
 * Location: || **Milwaukee,WI** || Doors: || 2 ||
 * Exterior: || Silver || Dealer Stock #: || R8870 ||
 * Interior: || N/A || VIN #: || 1D4GP45R85B433069 ||
 * Transmission: || Automatic || Seller Type: || Dealer ||




 * Price: || **$9,990.00 ** || Drivetrain: || Four Wheel Drive ||
 * Year: || **2000** || Engine: || V8 ||
 * Mileage: || **97,625** || Bodystyle: || SUVs ||
 * Location: || **Fox Lake,IL** || Doors: || 4 ||
 * Exterior: || Onyx Black || Dealer Stock #: || P6611A ||
 * Interior: || N/A || VIN #: || 1GKEK63R4YR188868 ||
 * Transmission: || Automatic || Seller Type: || Dealer ||

Day 8
This is the meal plan for every week.

**Monday:**
Breakfast: Cheerios, 2% milk or soy milk, fresh cut fruits such as apples and pears Lunch: Ham and cheese sandwiches with wheat bread, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, sour cream chips, banana's, juicy juice, and yogurt Dinner: marinated fresh chicken breast, ceasar salad, peppers, rice, 2% milk or soy milk.

**Tuesday:**
Breakfast: Eggs, bacon, bagels and cream cheese, and orange juice Lunch: Peanut and jelly sandwich's, fruit roll-ups, cheetos, pears, and water Dinner: Supreme lean ground beef, pasta with butter, side salad, and soda

**Wednesday:**
Breakfast: Cheerios, 2% milk or soy milk, grapes, toasted crackers, and water Lunch: Ham sandwiches with mayo, soup, sour cream chips, fruit snacks, and soda Dinner: Cheese pizza, salad, and 2% milk or soy milk

**Thursday:**
Breakfast: Ham, eggs, sausage, cinnamon bread, and orange juice Lunch: Leftover cheese pizza, apples, grapes, carrots, and Mountain Dew Dinner: Spaghetti, garlic bread, and 2% milk or soy milk Dinner: Spaghetti, garlic bread, and 2% milk or soy milk

**Saturday: **
Breakfast: Eggs, whole wheat bread with butter, bacon, and orange juice Lunch: Cheese pizza Lunchable, and soda Dinner: Green bean casserole, thousand island salad, and water

<span style="color: rgb(240, 0, 0)">**Sunday:**
Breakfast: Cheerios, 2% milk or soy milk, bacon, and toasted crackers, and juicy juice Lunch: Hot ham and cheese sandwiches, soup, and water Dinner: Baked fish with tarter sauce, cucumber salad, carrots or celery, and soda