Sentences with phrase «roof over my kids»

I had to accept a promotion at work to pay the bills and keep a roof over my kids head.

Many moms have to work to help keep a roof over the kids head, which I think is way more important than breastfeeding vs formula feeding, so even if they pump their babies are still being fed out of bottles by someone else.

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How many of the people I have counseled over the years who were planning to throw out their kid because the kid was (gay, pregnant, having sex, using drugs, «turning their back on God», etc.) do you think have told me that keeping their child under their roof was a mistake?

We looked at is as an opportunity to teach our children that not every culture is the same, not every family has a solid roof over their head, and not every kid has a Gameboy in their pocket.

As we approached the car, and opened our respective doors, I looked over the roof of the car at my gangling, outsized kid.

And again, nobody's supporting a family on min wage, but our kids will always have roofs over their heads so they don't need the money anyway.

I have the Lord Jesus as my Lord and Savior and in my heart, 4 kids, an AWESOME hubby a roof over my head and owned vehicles and more.

I think of Moonee and friends peeking over a lavender - splashed wall made to resemble a turret, like knights of the kids» table, or a montage in which they trot past various, garish tourist traps: a gift shop with a giant wizard on the roof; Twistee Treat, in the shape of an ice cream cone; and Orange World, a bright, domed produce store that squats on a parking lot like an invading UFO.

«They're not worried about vacations and boats anymore, just a roof over their heads and getting their kids through school.»

we get food stamps to eat every month, and have no extra to buy our kids anything for fun or eating out, or enjoy a day out.The house is falling apart, its cold in the winter becouse i cant afford to buy feuel if we want a roof over our heads so take your pick.We live here in America and live at the brink of poverty with no end or hope in sight.

Otherwise, like the young couples profiled in this Toronto Life article (thanks to reader Geoff for the link), new homeowners could face the prospect of «forgoing vacations, putting off having kids and surviving on tuna sandwiches», just to pay for a roof over their heads.

The sort of people who will exploit the planet to «advantage» themselves are the types who like to eat food, have a roof over their heads, heat in the winter, medical care when needed, a steady paycheck so they know where the next meal will come from, money to help their kids get a start in the world and possibly to help out aging parents, money they can save to get them thru old age when they can no longer work, money to give to charity or church, etc..