While all this is going on, during the day I'm a single parent and at night I'm doing data entry, so when he gets back he can spend an hour or two a day with the kids and me.
Resuelto, right now is not a good time to test my patience by telling me how spoiled I am that my husband has 5 days next week during which he doesn't have to travel. Consecutive even. I think at this point we've earned it. But if you do want to make something of it, I'm sure I can scrounge up some time (between scratching tally marks into the walls to measure my days as a laundry wench and chauffeuring kids around) to do something passive aggressive...like maybe I'll bake you some brownies that will turn your pee blue for a few days.

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You definetly need that 5 days holy cow I hated being the single mom while Joe was gone in MT and I was alone with the kids!!! Glad you get a couple of days!
Someone suggested that you're "spoiled?" You've got to be kidding!
Oh, I remember when my hubby was working on his dissertation. He was home, but he might as well not been, for the hours he spent staring at the computer and ignoring us. He also lost his job and struggled for 3 years while he was trying to write about why people are happy in their jobs (dummied down title). It was painful, but we made it through! Hang in there and enjoy the stolen moments when you can.
This is a rough time of year for our family, too. Weekly travel is not uncommon for Don, either. And once home, he is still working and trying to do family things, and home responsibilities. I cannot wait for Thanksgiving when we have earned that week to disappear and enjoy our family.
Hang in there.
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Enjoy those five days! I get possessive with the limited amount of free time my husband has to.
wow.....I'm with everyone else - enjoy those days!! I had no idea you guys were so busy. I will never complain about my life again. :)
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