Sentences with phrase «when husbands job»

Empty nest syndrome is not very good, especially when husbands job means he travels all the time from march to November.

Not exact matches

01:29 Farber: The jewelry I just started in the past year, actually when my husband lost his job, I thought up the jewelry and now has been really the most successful thing I've done on Etsy.

When her husband finally got a job, she became even more motivated, because she wanted him to be back at home instead of working long hours away from their kids.

But when her then - boyfriend, now husband, accepted a job in Canada, she jumped at the chance to «start fresh» and start a career as a consultant.

«As a military spouse and my family's primary caregiver when my husband is deployed, I was looking for a job I could do from home that wouldn't interfere with our schedule.

After going back to graduate school for two years when our first was a newborn, my husband can't find a job in this economy.

When a woman who's husband passed away during the school year thanked me for the devotional time I'd given her son, unfettered and quiet space and time in the Word each day, reading Job, there was His presence.

I have no issues with pre-marital s - x (when my daughters are older I will have no problems taking them to the doctor to get birth control), I swear, I have a high paying job and my husband and I are both extremely career driven.

He does a much better job of emphasizing mutuality in sexual relationships than he has in the past, (though I've never quite understood why so many complemementarians insist on hierarchal - based relationships in which wives submit to their husbands «in everything,» while simultaneously acknowledging the importance of mutuality when it comes to sex... but that's a topic for another day).

Mormons teach a perverted gospel of Jesus (Jesus and Satan are brothers, men can become gods which is the biggest blasphemy in the Bible and the root of all sin according to Genesis and the first commandment, polygamy is acceptable when Paul said that each man should have his own wife and each woman her own husband, and more) and Romney fits the description of the man whom the people believe is a good man, but who is responsible for closing down U.S. companies and sending jobs overseas, having off - shore bank accounts to avoid paying taxes, etc..

Rebecca Firth: The first time I had them was when my family lived in China for my then - husband's job.

As a life - long lover of spice and hot peppers, I was delighted when, in the middle of 2009, my husband was offered a job that would require us to relocate from New York City to Hong Kong, a city of spice.

When we host parties, my husband knows that his job is to get the adult beverages and ask me if I've planned anything for dessert.

However, life threw us a curveball when my husband lost his job.

He was 32 years old, a veteran, husband and father, when he returned to the Deep South in 1950 to assume his first head coaching job.

I will try to find a husband,» she told the divorce judge when he asked her if she planned to get a job (but stated later online that it was a joke: «I joked that since I am great at being a wife and mother, and if that's my main skill, as they define it, then perhaps I could look into being a wife again, if they so insist!»)

Sadly, she is wrong in believing that «being a good wife shouldn't be any different than being a good husband»; an overwhelming number of never - married women want a husband who has a steady job (while men say they favor someone who shares their ideas about raising children) and that male - as - provider model most likely perpetuates gendered expectations when it comes to marriage.

I supported my first husband for a while but when he got a union job, he made a lot more than I did.

In 2001 when trying to get my husband to remove a job bid that the son of the county commissioner wanted as well as a city councilman and the sons of three of the most influencial farmers in the county, My husband suggested I take his pimp father by the hand and both of us go to the interstate and step out in front of a semi.

Why is it a husbands job to try and interpret the obscure language a wife speaks when they make no effort to communicate in a honest and straight forward manner?

I've been married nearly 25 years and been with my husband for 32 years, he was the first guy I slept with a he swept me off my feet, we have 2 children 23 and 19 and for last 1 years we have not slept together, he has gained so much weight from changing his job --(I'm not making that the excuse) but I have just fallen out of love with him, when we do talk we disagree with everything, I feel guilty for feeling like this, but sometimes I just cant be in the same room as him, I see all my friends and family happy and enjoying their time together now their children have left but all i see is a lonely life in my house.

Granted, none of those jobs made me a lot of money, but it helped keep our family afloat — and was essential income when my former husband's union went on strike — and, more important, it kept me up - to - date in the career I loved and enabled me to maintain relationships with editors.

I figure that if the children are alive when my husband gets home at the end of the day, I've done my job.

When our daughter was born, my husband and I had jobs in different cities.

So I found a job that allowed flex time and for me to work part of my hours at home when my husband was working, so we had the flexibility to care for our daughter's health issues.

OK, fine, but what if your job has a private space with a locking door that's not the bathroom where you can pump for as long as you need as often as you need so that you can use your industrial strength breast pump which by some miracle you can afford so you can now fill up bag after bag of fresh healthy milk every three hours at work for six months straight and your supportive husband can drive to work and pick it up for you so you don't even have to store it in the gross community refrigerator so as to avoid the all - too - inevitable jokes about whether you're going to «whip up a milkshake for everyone» or remarks such as, «Guess we'll be just fine when the coffee creamer runs out?»

Get Out of the House When Jeannie Kim, of New York City, was on maternity leave with her daughter, her husband had a job that required him to be gone from 5 a.m. to as late as midnight.

Deborah Smith, of Hanover Park, never thought she would struggle to put food on the table for her two sons, but when she and her husband both lost their jobs, it became her reality.

They can give solid food when the baby is ready (that's one job I'm happy to turn over to my husband).

(I can also remember absolutely fuming because the other parents at my husband's job were telling revisionist stories about how old their kids were when they did all sorts of things.

Then we moved and my husband's new job has taken him out of state for a week at a time several times and when he is gone, potty training would go down the tubes.

When Cecelia Tate found herself in need of a job 28 years ago, she wasn't feeling confident but encouragement from her then - boyfriend (now - husband) gave her the push she needed.

My husband gave his full support for me to quit my job when I was nine months pregnant and give myself full - time to the household.

«IT is inappropriate and, frankly, sexist to speak in those terms and I'm not having it in this chamber,» said John Bercow when Boris Johnson called Emily Thornberry «Lady Nugee» — a title she has because of her husband Sir Christoper's job.

Bruna Rondinelli, who tells a compelling story of her immigrant roots and how she had to work three jobs and then put herself through college when her husband died shortly after they came to the US in 1972, was the Gardiner GOP's other Town Board nominee.

I had no chance to get a job in Kiel, I couldn't start my habilitation, and when I applied at other places I was told more than once, «If your husband is in Kiel, you won't come here anyway.»

She left Virtual Text in 2001 when she was offered a communications role at the Hutchison / MRC Research Centre in Cambridge, U.K., a research institute that aims to bridge basic research with oncology, where she and her scientist husband had applied for jobs in parallel.

So it could be that when women become ill and their husbands are not doing a very good job caring for them, they would rather that he just go and they rely on friends and family who will take care of them.»

SEOUL, KOREA — Kang Hae Won, with a freshly minted Ph.D. in nutrition from New York University, confronted a bleak job market when she rejoined her husband in Korea in early 1998.

Oh, yes, a lot of times, particularly during the phase when I was married and raising a family and following my husband around the country as he changed jobs.

Clark worked with a shaman on a plant medicine retreat in Peru before she had her own practice; when she returned home to California, she quit her job as a tech company executive and left her husband to pursue a spiritual path.

When the husband, Dexter, is offered a lucrative job in Luxembourg, the family moves abroad.

But when she met her now husband, Rich, she took a leap of faith and left her job as a radio talk show host in San Francisco.

I've definitely have had this happen to me when I decided to quit my job and start a fitness bootcamp from scratch along with my husband deploying to the middle east.

I note that you mentioned that gaining weight for you was the «nail in the coffin» for your acne and overall health and have been working on gaining weight to aid in hormone balance (plus my husband and I have been trying to conceive since married two years ago without success thus far — doctors tell us everything in working order but recommend I gain some weight / decrease stress which led to the job change etc.) but find that it's rather two steps forward one step back when going paleo: I gain a couple lbs and then lose it.

I remember each birth... first one Army hospital, 2nd during Law School, 3rd & 4th when husband got a job.

Lets be honest, sometimes having to cook everything from scratch can be so difficult especially when there are jobs to be done, children and husbands to be cared for and a house to be cleaned!

When I'm not working at my day job or swatching for the blog, I love spending time with my husband and my daughter.

Especially when I'm trying to balance a full - time job, a husband, a dog, working out, volunteering, and trying to come up with photos to take and things to say.

My husband has recently started a new job so obviously is a bit out of his comfort zone at work currently so when he comes home at the end of a long day it's been my desire to make sure he's comfortable.