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I appreciate your response very much. I enjoyed that video a lot as well. Thank you for your thoughts, I don't think you came across as didactic, as you might
by program247365 14y ago
I appreciate your response very much.
I enjoyed that video a lot as well. Thank you for your thoughts, I don't think you came across as didactic, as you might have feared, just trying to show me what's really important, and I do take that to heart.
I lost my father at a very young age, and I always told myself that I would be there for my kids, and I'm going to stick to that, no matter what. I love my boy, and my soon-to-be-here boy or girl, and I truly want the best for them.
I realize that, after reading all the responses, I probably framed the question poorly. Here's some better context, I hope:
I work full-time during the day, my wife watches the boy during the day, and then when I get home, we have ~30 minutes together, and then she goes to work till about 11pm (3 - 5 days/week depending on her schedule), as I take care of our son in the evening, so I focus on that, until he goes to sleep between 8:30 - 9:30pm. Money is tight for us, and I'm bring to get additional freelance work to supplement our income to better make ends meet, and hopefully allow my wife to tapper off of work (as she gets further in her pregnancy).
All in all, trying to work when he's asleep in the evening, or in the morning is tough, as it's tiring. :) But perhaps I just need to suck it up. :)
- thaumaturgy 14y agoI'm sorry, I shouldn't've assumed you were wanting to work on personal projects. Wanting to be a little more financially secure makes a lot more sense. There's a limited amount of sucking-it-up that you can do. Take care of yourself. :-)