Who's the lucky one?
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Who's the lucky one?
| Mon, 10-29-2007 - 11:36am |
I'm mostly a lurker, but thought I'd see if anyone found this issue debateable.
I see so many posts here stating somethink like "I'm lucky that it is possible for me to SAH". Of course that is a valid feeling/statement, but being a WOHM I also feel lucky. I'm lucky because I have the education and brains that allow me to
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"I'm lucky because I have the education and brains that allow me to
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Nah, it wasn't luck, it was nepotism. lol
I am lucky to have choices in my life.
I feel lucky that i have been able to be a great teacher and a fabulous mom -- and not have to give up ANY of it in any way.
eileen
I dunno -- I have a good job, good benefits, my own condo, my own car, a great kid and a really good life - but I don't feel "lucky" about it- I definitely fought to get this life and went through a lot of dark times to come out on the bright side.
Yes. We. Did.
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