Sentences with phrase «husband has a full time job»

Although my husband has a full time job, that first year was a struggle.

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But she and her husband, who also is an Amway consultant despite holding a full - time job in the commercial banking sector, have reached the six - figure income point with Amway.

I am 30, married, and my husband and I both went to grad school (he went full time after a layoff - so a solid 2.5 years of no job for him, I went part time at night but still have loans) and are paying off a massive amount of loans at a decent clip - but this limits how much we can sock away each month.

Both husband and wife must have full - time jobs.»

But with two little kids, a husband who works hard at his job then lost his job then immediately interviewed for and got and is working even harder at a new job, my own part time pay / full time hours work from home job, and all that was involved with a relocation to a new state, plus the holidays and vacations and conferences, you would have to be uber - organized and efficient and, you know, maybe have 36 hours in your day and eight days in your week to really be ahead of the game.

I have a 2.5 year old and a husband and a full - time job, so we try to eat healthy and make simple stuff, but I find it all much easier if I plan out what I want to make for the week and make a big trip to the store on the weekend.

One of my co-workers has 3 young children, works full - time, and her husband's job requires that he travel about 75 % of the time.

I have a 6 - month - old daughter and my husband just got job full time.

Amanda: My husband Joel works a full - time job at a nonprofit agency, so all of the woodworking has to happen in the evenings and weekends.

Your husband will likely only have a day or two off work, your own mother is probably still working a full - time job, and your sisters and friends are trying to balance their own hectic schedules.

I work a full time job oppisite my husbands work schedule, have three and five year old boys to take care of ontop of that I have a new baby on the way.

In our case my mother and my husband's mother were both full time housewives and my husband was raised on a dairy farm so my mother in law had jobs she took on that were dairy related like feeding the calves.

I tried to show my husband on paper how getting a full time job would cost us so much more in daycare that I would be working away from our boys for $ 2 per hour.

My husband thinks that because he had the standard of a full time job and I don't that the household money is HIS and not ours.

Newly divorced; i wish my ex husband would read this and realize that being a SAHM mom IS a full time job and is worth every moment.

My husband also has a full time job and doesn't have the time to go through recipes that have heaps of ingredients that he then has to go and buy.

I DO N'T HAVE TIME, MY PLATE IS FULL!!!!! As a mother with 4 young kids, and a demanding stay at home job, and busy church callings, and a husband who works all the time, I'm bTIME, MY PLATE IS FULL!!!!! As a mother with 4 young kids, and a demanding stay at home job, and busy church callings, and a husband who works all the time, I'm btime, I'm busy.

Being a total risk - adverse person I didn't think quitting my full - time job was an option, but my more entrepreneurial husband told me that he thought I should quit and give myself a year to see if I could get my own business off the ground, that way I'd never have regrets.

I am 5 feet short 145 lb Brown hair Brown eye's I have a full time job Asst Director of a full service laundry.my husband pass away in may.I take care of his mother two grown kids a grand dautgher.I realy have not been out in over a year.so I don't know what to do But I Miss Making LOVE

My husband had been laid off the year before I started writing and still hasn't found a full - time job.

Throughout these past 3 years, I had an expensive surgery, got married and paid for the wedding in cash with my husband, quit my stable job to become a full - time blogger and freelancer, and just dealt with normal setbacks like being unmotivated or facing a big expense that caused me to not pay off as much debt for the month as I planned.

She and her husband Josh have been working hard to destroy their debt and fulfill a lifelong dream of quitting their jobs and going sailing full time!

I still like to have at least a full 3 - 6 months of reduced monthly expenses, but assuming my husband and I don't both lose our jobs at the same time, that becomes 9 - 12 + months covered.

My husband and I both have full times jobs but we're both exploring some side businesses that we enjoy.

She has no other income, but her husband Tom has a full - time job and they file a joint tax return.

Although her husband has a full - time job, my friend is a substitute teacher and home early each day, and all day when she isn't working.

So now I'm really trying to finish school and find a job, all three of my children will start attening full time schooling, and I feel the need of helping my husband provide money for our home and our children, but I have no experience, what should I do?

«Thank you SO much for a terrific job - you saved me a huge undertaking - I have 2 kids under 3, 2 houses to run, a typically helpless husband and a full time job - I barely have time to get food at the store!!!

Then I got married, had four children who were five and under while helping to look after my husband's elderly great aunt, moved to Scotland, got divorced, lived as a single parent with four children while going through university at night class and holding down a full - time job, got remarried and formed a blended family — and it just kept going.

When the researcher looked at heterosexual marriages that began after 1975, she learned that couples in which the husband didn't have a full - time job had a 3.3 % chance of divorcing the following year, compared to 2.5 % among couples in which the husband did have a full - time job.

This was a timely read for me as my husband just lost his job and we decided it was divine intervention for him to pursue real estate full - time (something we had talked about but weren't quite ready to pull the trigger on).

This is because both my husband and I had full time jobs at the time (which is why the flip took 5 months).

Right now, we are in the process of renovating our Master Bath, and it has taken SOOO LONG since my husband and I both work full time jobs and spend our evenings shuttling our 2 kids to activities.

I have a full time job, a husband and 2 small children.

My husband and I do most of the remodel work ourselves, which usually means it takes longer, since he has a full time job and we have to keep up with life, as well.

Helps that my husband just got a full time job (rather than the year long contract positions that he had been getting — with 100 days in between!

Which at times is difficult as the husband and I both have full time jobs.

Plus I have 3 kids, a husband, a full time job, a side business, and family and friends.

My husband is back in school AGAIN so that he can hopefully find the kind of work that will allow me to work less if and when we are fortunate enough to have children, I'm working two jobs to pay off some bills, and we are devoted to being full - time teachers during the day.