what made you decide to do what you do?
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what made you decide to do what you do?
| Wed, 05-21-2003 - 12:18pm |
In the interest of changing the subject back to something that is actually relevant to a SAH/WOH debate (LOL!), I will pose a question to anyone who wants to answer:
Who or what would you say was the greatest influence on your decision to SAH or WOH, whichever one you do (or want to do, if you aren't doing what you want)? Did any particular person, circumstance, situation, or anything else lead you to decide this question one way or the other?
What if two different influences conflicted? How did you make the decision then?

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We don't socialize as in dinner or going to one anothers homes. But we have become friends. Gasp! You can't be friends with your administrative and teaching staff there?
We have multiple controllers, we have XBOX, but no, I've never played video games with my kids, and I never intend to. They can play with their friends, but even when a friend comes over I limit the video games, I'd rather they interact with a person, rather than a box, when they have the opportunity.
Dj
"Now when I need help, I look in the mirror" ~Kanye West~
You know what, maybe, in the future, kill all that researching. Just let him join what he wants with his classmates and the neighbourhood kids. That parental-project thing has just got to be a serious damper. And I don't know any kids, persoanlly, who were ever "encouraged" into viewing sports. Its dull for kids. First they play, then they might grow into wanting to watch their sport, sometimes. Really.
You obviously have some reason for me not wanting to know what you do. The truth hurts I suppose.
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Lets see.
Mon/Fri. Dad drives both to gym. He takes the first one at 4:15 (and picks up two more on the way) and leaves our son to play in after care. Then he goes home, gets supper started, goes to pick up the second at 5:30, does supper, and takes him to gym too at 6:30. I pick one up.
Tues. Music is across the street. They walk.
Wed.
Thurs. Dad drives daughter to brownies, I pick up.
Sat. Hockey, we go together.
Sun. Hockey, we go together. I drove skiing, my husband drove to soccer.
What part of that is difficult to understand? You do need two cars, unless you want to car pool, or send your kids around in cabs. Both which people do regularily. For now we are strictly the service providing end of carpooling, but that will probably change eventually.
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