How to tell if you're addicted to SR.....

**Love2Shop** · 02-14-2009, 05:10 PM

...when you are on here so much that your 3 yo recognizes the SR logo and says "Sunshine Rewards! You're earning money for Disneyworld!"

I didn't have the heart to tell her that I don't actually earn anything for reading/posting in the forum.

**Hedy** · 02-14-2009, 08:04 PM

Your DSIL is telling a long story regarding buying Jet Blue tickets, and it takes everything in you not to interrupt and point out she could have made $7.50 if she went through SR.

**missymouse** · 02-14-2009, 08:20 PM

Your husband orders stuff on the internet on a daily basis and you ask "Did you at least consider checking through SR" Of course he says "No, it would have only been about $2" and you argue that is significant.

**Blessing and Miracle** · 02-14-2009, 09:18 PM

As soon as you grab your laptop your small children says, "Mommy is getting ready to take a survey."

Your DS16 asks everyday if I had a chance to look up a driving school for him and I respond, "not yet, but I will." I leave out the part that I was too busy trying to get a trifecta.

When your DD19 calls long distance from school and I tell her I'm gonna call her back and when she asks why, I say, I'm taking a survey and I have to pay attention.

When something happens around here my kids ask me if I'm gonna share that with my Sunshine friends.

My children uses SR as a bribing tool. "Mommy, can you buy a new IPod. You can get it on Sunshine and earn some money back."

I don't care that DH is playing Call to Duty late in the midnight hours because I, too, am sunshining.

**Sunni** · 02-15-2009, 10:08 AM

What I tell my friends sure I will get together after work....but first I need to let the dogs out and try for my DS survey (if I didn't have time in the morning) before I go anywhere.

Or try to work on an easy supper while working on a survey...funny how I start a meal and then get one. I need a recipe section for a survey and a meal