Re: [Re: stay at home moms]

[Guest guest]

It's tough not being able to buy whatever you want especially when everyone

around you is doing it. We have a regular size house (which I love) 2 normal

cars, and we are able to pay our bills, put food on the table, and have

clothes on our back. I was married at 19 and had my first son at 20 and my

second at 23 and we have come a long way. To be able to live like this now

and for me to stay home is great. We all love each other and that's enough

for me now. I probaly wouldn't feel that strong about it if didn't

have any problems. Who cares about all those materialistic things. Hey, at

least you have a computer with the internet!

MA

[Guest guest]

Yes, and although my husband has been a programmer/dba for almost nine

years, we just got a computer/internet a few months ago...and that was a

present from his parents! -Phyllis

Re: [Re: stay at home moms]

> It's tough not being able to buy whatever you want especially when

everyone

> around you is doing it. We have a regular size house (which I love) 2

normal

> cars, and we are able to pay our bills, put food on the table, and have

> clothes on our back. I was married at 19 and had my first son at 20 and

my

> second at 23 and we have come a long way. To be able to live like this

now

> and for me to stay home is great. We all love each other and that's

enough

> for me now. I probaly wouldn't feel that strong about it if didn't

> have any problems. Who cares about all those materialistic things. Hey,

at

> least you have a computer with the internet!

> MA

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am jealous and applaud the stay at home parents.

No nobler job than that

My goal is to be home after the employment contract I signed before Jeff was

diagnosed runs out. Right now I get to work from home 1-2 days a week

(which helps) but is not the same.

Keep up the best job on the planet!

A Jeffs mom