Sentences with phrase «husband works shifts»

My husband works shifts, so often I am negotiating the dinner, bath and bedtime routine on my own.

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«I'm lucky that my husband has a flexible schedule — one we've shifted to accommodate his love for the early morning hours and my preference to stay in bed... Even if I'm not putting my work at the center of this time, starting out with quiet time always pays dividends later in the day.»

I'm the primary care giver for the children since my husband works over night graveyard shifts.

My husband works in a hospital and once he worked night shift and came home at my breakfast time and wanted tacos sooooo bad so I made eggs and toast for me and tacos for him.

My husband works a weird shift and he makes sure that no matter what, he is off Sunday and Monday so he doesn't miss a single Bears game.

Not only do I battle the stinky laundry smells of my littles, but also a husband who works 14 hour shifts in the operating room.

I was a stay - at - home mother, as my husband worked a swing shift job, that made it hard to work outside the home, as well as not very cost effective.

How was I going to keep all four kids happy and entertained for an entire week when the weather was iffy, my husband was working the night shift, and I was on deadline on a magazine article?

I work 12 hour day shifts 7 out of 14 days, and my husband works nights so I have to deal with the «getting up every 3 hour, scream my head off til mommy gives me my bottle.»

It was hard, because I am a teacher during the school year, my husband works at night and then during the summers he goes on the day shift so I kind If turn into a stay at home mom, so there I was 7 months pregnant with two boys that wouldn't sleep at all.

My husband worked 24 hour shifts as a Fire

(My husband works a swing shifts — two weeks on days and two weeks on nights.

At this point, I am thankful for my husband who took on the night shifts throughout his paternity leave and even on some work nights, which gave me slightly more rest time as I mainly focused on pumping sessions at nights.

Elaine lives with her husband, Michael and is available to work both day and night shifts.

The context is this: I work random shifts in an ER and this means that sometimes I am away for the evening or overnight and my husband has baby sleep duty.

Particularly in blue - collar families, where many husbands and wives work staggered shifts, men routinely handle a lot of the child care today.

Most husbands take on child care because they and their wives work split shifts.

i know the feeling; my kids are 6,6 & 4, plus we have a 7 month old husky, beagle and a cat, a busy house hold in dead, my husband is a nurse so he works 12 hr shifts... This post is definitely amazing!

I do go crazy being stuck at home and my husband working 3rd shift so he sleeps most of the day.

I would take the brunt of the night shift because my husband had to work long days outside the house.

My husband works 3rd shift & sleeps most of the day, so the fact that I can do it all myself, while having a 2 year old running around us, is a HUGE plus.

I have 5 week old boys and I'm often on my own at night, as husband works night shifts.

Luckily, my husband and I work different shifts.

i see now, your husband works double shifts, (my guess is to get away from you) so you can rant all day and night blogging on the laptop.

She could only use them three nights a week when her husband, who works long shifts for the military, had off the next day and could stay up late to attend to the children.

If i had to choose one, I would definitely choose the deodorant since my husband works full time day and night shifts..

By the way, my husband is working second shift this week which means he doesn't get home until around 10:15 PM.

My husband is a firefighter and works 48 - hour shifts followed by 96 hours at home so I tend to get a lot done when he's at work then have more flexible days when he's home.

While so - called «mail - order bride» agencies have existed for centuries, successfully matching thousands of husbands and wives in happy marriages around the globe, in recent years technology has shifted the way these agencies work — the vast majority of Ukrainian and Russian matchmaking and marriage services are now performed via the internet.

Patricia Aldrigde, 55, and her husband Long - term shift work ages the brain, a new study claims today.

The film, which Gerwig also wrote solo following several previous screenplay collaborations including two with Noah Baumbach on her starring films Frances Ha and Mistress America, is set in 2002 Sacramento, California where Christine attends a Catholic school while also dealing with the shaky bond between her and her domineering, impossible to please mother Marion (Laurie Metcalf) who is trying to hold the family together by working double shifts as a nurse after her husband Larry (Tracy Letts) has lost his job.

Working two shifts at the psychiatric hospital, she is slowly burning herself out while trying to hold their family above water, emotionally supporting her unemployed and depressed husband, and dealing with her angsty teenage daughter who does not seem to fully comprehend the situation they are in.

Marion is a double - shift - working psych ward nurse, who lives with her husband Larry (Tracy Letts, acting older than he is), sullen adopted son Miguel (Jordan Rodrigues), and Lady Bird in a lower - middle class neighborhood.

She works double shifts at a psychiatric hospital to support her family, especially after her husband loses his job.

Wolcott attempted to continue her career as well as raise her husband's children but, with war rationing of foods, cars, tires, and gasoline, and women shifting from traditional low - wage housekeeping positions to high - paid war work, that plan proved impossible, especially now that she covered the Western United States.

«I ended up pulling out of the open studios because everything shifted after the news,» explains Garcia, who has worked in Gowanus for «four or five» years (her husband for six).

After the accident, she continued to work her evening shifts and cared for her husband during the day.

This would be great for us since my husband works night shifts and sleeps during the day when a lot of solicitors and delivery people come by.