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jlpressure said:
Cme on Nicole, you know you would love it, you're a traditional kind of gal...... Now go fetch my slippers for me
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LOL...I actually was a stay at home mom when my son was first born. I am glad to have had that time with him then...but I now enjoy my sanity. I am not the stay at home type. I would go nuts!
 
Nichole said:
LOL...I actually was a stay at home mom when my son was first born. I am glad to have had that time with him then...but I now enjoy my sanity. I am not the stay at home type. I would go nuts!
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Where's my slippers???

I'll have to wait for Lisa to get home to get my slippers, maybe I will have her put them on me too, and while she's down there................:bow-down::love2:
 
jlpressure said:
Where's my slippers???

I'll have to wait for Lisa to get home to get my slippers, maybe I will have her put them on me too, and while she's down there................:bow-down::love2:
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and while she's down there................:bow-down::love2: This part means absolutely nothing without photos or a video.
 
The Cleaner said:
You know not for nothing but I bet there are alot of women who would not mind staying home and raising a family and not have to deal with all the bullshit of working and providing.
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I have been a stay-at-home wife/mom for seven years, just now getting back into the work world full force (although my work is from home and self-employed). I must say that I have HATED being home. I love my family and adore my kids, but I felt like I was was thrown into this relentless job of taking care of the home that was ill fitting, and frankly, I stunk at it. In the real world, I would have been fired a long time ago. I am a creative soul who was designed for a lot more than simply cleaning the house, disciplining the kids, and caring for my husband. It is a HARD job, much harder than an out-of-the-home career because it is relentless, underappreciated, isolating and obviously underpaid. It is still my #1 job and I would not trade my choice to stay home for the world because I felt it was important -- especially considering my son has autism -- but man oh man. It is NOT the easy way by a long shot.
 
Allison Hester said:
I have been a stay-at-home wife/mom for seven years, just now getting back into the work world full force (although my work is from home and self-employed). I must say that I have HATED being home. I love my family and adore my kids, but I felt like I was was thrown into this relentless job of taking care of the home that was ill fitting, and frankly, I stunk at it. In the real world, I would have been fired a long time ago. I am a creative soul who was designed for a lot more than simply cleaning the house, disciplining the kids, and caring for my husband. It is a HARD job, much harder than an out-of-the-home career because it is relentless, underappreciated, isolating and obviously underpaid. It is still my #1 job and I would not trade my choice to stay home for the world because I felt it was important -- especially considering my son has autism -- but man oh man. It is NOT the easy way by a long shot.
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I would have to agree. Stay home Moms, Soccer Moms etc is a hard job. Just like you say, its never ending 24 hours a day. But whats tough for us is both of us work, so there just isnt enough time in a day to do everything and it can wear on a couple, at least with one home there's more time to clean, cook, take the kids here and there. But I sure wouldnt want to be the one staying home.
Being a business owner is nice, at least I can break away to do certain things, School field trips, doctors appointments for the kids etc etc.

I much rather be self employeed than a stay home parent though. But my wife says she can't wait to be a stay home Mom

Allison my wife cracks up on some of your Facebook page post about you and your kid. She thinks you're a riot
 
Larry Millette said:
and while she's down there................:bow-down::love2: This part means absolutely nothing without photos or a video.
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No pictures dirty man, but I did have Lisa get my slippers last night.

Funny thing is I don't even have slippers:kiss3:
Get the picture?:joyful:
 
jlpressure said:
No pictures dirty man, but I did have Lisa get my slippers last night.

Funny thing is I don't even have slippers:kiss3:
Get the picture?:joyful:
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Did you put her slippers on too. :smilewinkgrin: It wouldn't be fair if only one of you got slippers and the other one didn't.

Just trying to get the whole picture. :hug:
 
Hmm those were the days, women could host luncheons for the other house wives and be all prepared for her man after work. I was raised in England with these family standards. As for the staying out all night I would have to hang him with his high pressure hose.
 
Larry Millette said:
Did you put her slippers on too. :smilewinkgrin: It wouldn't be fair if only one of you got slippers and the other one didn't.

Just trying to get the whole picture. :hug:
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I am never going to look at a pair of slippers the same.:shocked: Thanks Larry! :sarcastic:
 
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