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#676919 04/10/11 02:52 PM
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Okay guys, this site has been DEAD for far too long smile

Tell us how you "balance" your work and family times?

Reason for asking:
With so many folks working more than one job, it sometimes takes some "creative" measures to make time for family.

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Angela, one of the things to do is to make one day each week family day or night. Keep that day as you would a business meeting or an appointment, meaning that day is just as important as a meeting or appointment. Also, take time to actually sit at the dinner table together for meals a couple of time a week. In the past this was a given in most households.

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I've been without a job for a year now. When I still had one, me and my husband make sure that Sunday will be family day. My husband who used to be on a shift schedule, would arrange his schedule to free up Sunday. I don't accept any appointments on that day. On weekdays, I always see to it that I have time to help my kids with school work. It's tough, but it can be done.

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Hi Vannie:

Yes, I am so into "sitting" down for at least ONE meal. Gone are the days when this happened on a DAILY basis. Thanks for the input smile
Originally Posted By: Vannie
Angela, one of the things to do is to make one day each week family day or night. Keep that day as you would a business meeting or an appointment, meaning that day is just as important as a meeting or appointment. Also, take time to actually sit at the dinner table together for meals a couple of time a week. In the past this was a given in most households.

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First of all WELCOME to the forum, I see you are NEW smile and thanks for sharing with us.
Originally Posted By: rodav
I've been without a job for a year now. When I still had one, me and my husband make sure that Sunday will be family day. My husband who used to be on a shift schedule, would arrange his schedule to free up Sunday. I don't accept any appointments on that day. On weekdays, I always see to it that I have time to help my kids with school work. It's tough, but it can be done.

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rodav, you have the one thing that will keep you afloat while looking for a job, a positive attitude. That is excellent.

My suggestion may seem out of left field, but do you do any online survey's? I am thinking of MyPoints (.)com in particular. If you do the surveys, then great, you know that they can give a little financial relief. I like MyPoints because you can use the points for family-friendly stores and restaurants. They serve two purposes, it gives you a little something to do, and the points add up quickly. I am sharing MyPoints because it is the one I use most and like best. My girlfriends home is a three-generation family, every time she gets enough points for a $25 gift card for her favorite home goods store she cashes in. She is now working on her grand daughter's room.

In times like this, a little extra couldn't hurt.

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Angela queen

Thanks so much for keeping the Work & Family forum sleep
alive and well.

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Welcome smile
Originally Posted By: Vannie
Angela queen

Thanks so much for keeping the Work & Family forum sleep
alive and well.

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Hi Vannie, are their any sites that put cash into your PayPal?
Originally Posted By: Vannie
rodav, you have the one thing that will keep you afloat while looking for a job, a positive attitude. That is excellent.

My suggestion may seem out of left field, but do you do any online survey's? I am thinking of MyPoints (.)com in particular. If you do the surveys, then great, you know that they can give a little financial relief. I like MyPoints because you can use the points for family-friendly stores and restaurants. They serve two purposes, it gives you a little something to do, and the points add up quickly. I am sharing MyPoints because it is the one I use most and like best. My girlfriends home is a three-generation family, every time she gets enough points for a $25 gift card for her favorite home goods store she cashes in. She is now working on her grand daughter's room.

In times like this, a little extra couldn't hurt.

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Angela,

I "think" that MyPoints does, can't recall for sure, I use my points to shop on Amazon. Take a look at this old news item from ABC News, this is how I got started, Make Money BY Taking Online Surveys The story is old, but the link on page 2 is current. If you do this, read the full story, good information there.

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Thanks Vannie smile

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