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Feeling Guilty for Giving up My Career.
Asked by T.R. from New York
on April 26, 2008
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For years I had "working mother's" guilt. Now, I'm finally able to stay home, and I have "walking away from my career" guilt. Has anyone else ever experienced this? ...
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- YOU are AWESOME for what you are doing!!!! I totally commend you!!! There is NO better or rewarding career than being a wife and mother!!! Just think of it this w...
- A letter to Dr. Laura Schlessinger from one of her listeners who made the decision to stay home with her kids: "I listen to you and often feel frustrated when you t...
- Is it guilt? I read your bio and you list, "hoping I'm not making any big mistakes along the way" as a fear. Could you be afraid that you are making a mistake? Wo...
Husband and Money
Asked by J.F. from South Bend
on April 25, 2007
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Ok, my husband has worked at the same place for three years now. He makes good money considering he has no college education or knows any skilled trades. Next week h...
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- Suzanne is right, but I am going to keep it simple-he doesn't need a freaking ride when you have no savings. If you or he is hurt/ill or drops dead, what will happen ...
- I agreet that you need to talk with him ASAP. It sounds like your marriage is heading for a pitfall. Get together a list of what you would like to do to the house and ...
- I can't really help you with the money situation because my husband and I used up ALL of our savings to buy our home in March. We are living paycheck to paycheck and ...
Great Websites or Blogs for Beginner Gardener??
Asked by M.S. from Chicago
on February 15, 2012
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Hi,
We are moving into a new home that will have room for a small garden. I have never gardened but would like to try and grow vegetables my family will enjoy. Ca...
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- This is my favorite gardening book... http://www.amazon.com/Great-Garden-Companions-Companion-Planting-Chemical-Free/dp/0875968473 Libraries often have a good si...
- Lots of universities have extensions that offer a lot of info. I've found some good advice through MSU's extension. A quick google search resulted in http://migarden.m...
- I second everything said so far. I started last year with square foot gardening and this year my neighbor is going to try it. There's also a SFG forum here: http://www...
Career Day
Asked by S.G. from Lakeland
on September 23, 2011
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My son is to do a Career day for his school. Does anyone have good career ideas.
Im sorry good questions. He is 12 and i believe he is do a report. I don't have al...
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- Is he supposed to dress up or talk about a career? What is it you are asking? Was there an instruction sheet?
- Speech Pathologist Physical Therapist Occupational Therapist Cranial Sacral Therapist With the way our world is going, these are some of the most sought out servic...
- The problem with unique is you can't find anyone readily available. Maybe he could do an interview with a police officer who would give him insight on little known fac...
SAHM Job Searching-how to Explain My 3Yr Gap in Work Experience?
Asked by T.U. from Minneapolis
on January 3, 2011
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Hi everyone! I have been a working professional for 10+ yrs since college. I've never had a problem finding work in the past. My combined skills, education, work ex...
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- I wouldn't put anything about the "gap" on your resume but definitely mention something briefly in your cover letter. "....anxious to re-enter the work force after ch...
- I went back to work 4 years ago part time and everyone knew me from before so there was nothing to discuss. I did not put my stay at home job in my resume but would a...
- Go for the experience resume instead of the chronological resume. Volunteer work would be great, plus it would provide you with current professional references. ...
Need a Gardener to Help Me with Some Landscape Issues.
Asked by P.P. from San Antonio
on March 23, 2008
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We have lived in our home for 2 years now. We have the front in pretty good shape but now we want to do some things in the back. I need to build up a planter box and d...
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- Hello P., We recently moved away from San Antonio. While living there we ran our own landscaping business. The person who runs it now is a great handy man and har...
- Divine Landscaping. Victor Vidal ###-###-####. GREAT guy, GREAT rates and their work is top-notch. Let him know we referred him to you.
- Did anybody give you a good name for a person to help you? I have been looking for a year now and can't find any one all they want is to get pay well and do very litt...
Sunny Area in backyard...what to Do?
Asked by C.S. from San Antonio
on March 14, 2008
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Hi guys!
I have a VERY sunny backyard (almost NO shade at all) & in the back right corner we have a transformer. I want to plant something (tropical maybe?) in fro...
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- I just planted Moonflowers to cover my unsightly electric pole in the corner of my yard. I put them in two terra cotta pots at the base. It says on the envelope that i...
- Be careful. Since you run an in-home daycare, do the kids go outside? A lot of plants are poisonous. Do plenty of research before you decide. We almost lost our dog to...
- you might try putting down some inexpensive pavers and placing different size (large)pots with various plants (heat tolerant) to hide the transformer. This way you can...
Flowering Shrubs or Perennials?
Asked by E.M. from Chicago
on May 21, 2010
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I have a sunny spot next to my deck, right outside my kitchen window. I'd like to plant either flowering shrubs or a perennial garden, but I am not an experienced gard...
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- Check into Knockout roses. They are very disease resistant and flower for a long time. Another favorite of mine is the Cranesbill type of geranium. They are a perenni...
- I am surprised that no one mentioned a butterfly bush! they come in an assortment of colors. they need to be cut back to 6 - 12 inches tall in the spring but the pay o...
- I'm not an experienced gardener either, but a do have 3 perenial flower gardens (2 sun/1 shade). All of the flowering shrubs that I'm familiar with only bloom for abo...
Gardening Mamas - Supporting Tomatoes!
Asked by J.K. from Mansfield
on April 6, 2010
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We are a tomato loving family! My youngest daughter can eat an entire plant of cherrie tomatoes (fullest harvest) completely by herself! Last year I grew 18 cherrie/gr...
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- We are a tomato loving family too! I have a small garden (that I have to expand this year) so my plants are REALLY close together. I use tomato cages, but I use the BI...
- I don't have any problem with my tomato gardens maybe because I don't do it my husband does all the work.Have a great summer
- Call Gardener and ask him about what is best for you to do.
What Is Your Hubby Getting for Christmas This Year?
Asked by S.B. from Dallas
on December 2, 2010
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I have one of those guys that doesn't really want or need much and when he does, he just goes out and buys it. He's a gardener, home brewer and kayaker. But he has e...
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- something fun for the whole family...the WII
- My hubby is a home brewer and I am going with a gift card to his favorite local homebrew store. I know he wants a ceritan gas heater to brew in the garage instead of t...
- umm... i don't have a husband, but i do have a man in my life. my wonderful boyfriend and i agreed to not spend money on christmas this year, we're gonna spend it al...
