Laundry, cooking classes for my chef for my little girl, Kaira's healthy food selection, planning her birthday next week, etc., P!! The list is endless. When my cell phone creaked, I still lie on the bed and count my trivia.
"The last day of payment is November 4. Any delay will result in additional charges."
A drop of water fell on the windowpane and into my Sunday coffee cup. I looked into the sky and wondered how I would manage this time. My name has been on the list of defaulters for the past two months, and my girl is running under the threat of losing school. She also missed an educational trip for her batch plan due to delays in completing the payment. Although she was brave and understanding, I was surprised that she did not lose her temper from her, but her gloomy face really bothered me. She told me innocently,
"Mom, I love my school and my friends. You promise me that I won't leave them forever," and all I have is a soft smile to ease her worries.
Since Keira's father lost the job of layoffs in the e-commerce sector, we have been working hard to make a living. I am fortunate to be spared, but we do see the lows of everyday life. While other things can be dealt with, soaring tuition is a huge problem, don't forget other necessities such as joint courses, regular health checks, etc.
Covering my thoughts in the soft light of the sun, peering out from the clouds, I held Keira in my arms and whispered in her ear.
"This time Mumma will not fail, baby. Your dreams will soar."
I browsed my account and summarized every penny we had in order to manage her expenses on time. If there is an EMI option, I will be surprised that life can be so simple. Installed regularly every month, I can put money into other necessities, including Kaira's art classes. Her sketch is for death.
wait! What am I thinking; laughing at my childish self, I put my head back in the file and figure out my savings.
Although getting this money is a worrying thing, what worries me is that I need to take a day off or rush to submit at her school between refreshments. Although her father is madly participating in his freelance program, I am still working hard to develop a successful strategy for ongoing marketing campaigns, which is a decisive factor in my upcoming assessment.
And, if this is not enough pain, then waiting for a long queue at the counter and waiting for an hour will definitely not be overcome in the strict time I have. In addition, I need to take a day off and accompany my girl to the clinic at the other corner of the city to get the necessary vaccine. My forehead now has a clear line of pressure because I helplessly try to find ways to make things change.
Scribbling on paper and thinking through the maze, my marketing brain thinks that something like a school card has a difficulty similar to a credit or debit card. For example, the cashless payment that all institutions need to do for all school needs is to issue cards to their suppliers and management, and parents can make sure the cards are rich.
what! I am really crazy at times...
Orignal From: Only the school can ring the moneyless Bell
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