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erinyourpclady said:I have not worked a "real" job since my youngest son was born 11 years ago. DH and I made a deal a long time ago that if we could finacially, I would always stay home.
The asst teacher in my youngest's class keeps asking me if I am going to sub or ta at the school. DH and I are currently "talking" about it. I have also considered finding a retail job but I am not sure if anyone would hire for the times I am willing to work.
Anyway....I guess I would consider it if it did not cut into my before and after school time with my kids...
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