After you've read these life lessons, scroll on to test your LHOP knowledge! One oft-quoted phrase from the show with the Ingalls household is that everything needs to be "cash around the barrel ." This means that family members did not must use credit to buy the things they needed. When the Ingalls loved ones are able to live by doing this, they each seem to be more satisfied.
The worry of debt is not looming over them plus they tend to find pleasures in simple things like homemade gifts or "Gift with the Magi" style trades to insure that their significant other gets what she needs. Living debt-free is usually a worthy goal that is certainly hard to reach inside our modern society. But finding little methods to save money and band together can make you you more secure. But sometimes the unexpected happens: job loss, natural catastrophe, or even the mill closes plus your boss can not afford to pay you the wages you might be owed.
Just when life appears to be too much in contact and the walls are closing in, the goodness of such around you can stand out. While the show would frequently have guest bullies and ne'er-do-wells, those we could trust week after week were the Olesons, especially Nellie and her mother Harriet.
Perennial snobs, Nellie and Harriet were always in the market to make themselves feel preferable over others through exclusion or mean-spirited gossip (See Season 1: Episode 7, "Town Party, Country Party" ). But the Ingalls girls often found a means to overcome the bullying and torture of these arch enemy while learning life lessons in the process.
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