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I understand where you are. I am a contractor who typically works too much.
I work only offsite, in my home office. I have not 1 or 2, but 5 kids aged
11 months to 8 years old (one set of twins aged 3 and an almost five year
old). We have in-home child care every day so that I can work. My husband is
a trader who works nights so he gets to spend some of his day with the kids.
It may sound funny, but my husband and I actually have to plan times when we
can be together alone. We try for an hour a day, but it usually only works a
few times a week. We hope that within a few years, I will only be working
part time so that we both can settle down a little and actually enjoy those
little things more.
Talk to me anytime.
Nina
Joseph M. Chodat
Nina-Giovanna Esile
Without Papers
wop -at- seacoast -dot- com
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