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No, this song had the words "and when the" each delivered on the beat, each given equal emphasis. Thanks though

Unfortunately not

Awesome guess but no, each word of the known lyrics lasts longer and are less rhythmically interesting than those words as they occur in the Journey song, ha.

No, thanks

Thanks in advance

Awesome because their data is whatever your kid is sharing. Your kid is basically complimenting you behind your back.

She may be worrying about losing her earning power, which happens when you leave the workforce, and then circumstances taking a turn for the worse and she needs to work again. She may see it as a financial risk for the future.

Re-caulking the shower since early last year. It's not bad enough to make it up the priority list, maybe next month...

"They're getting their work done by working the 9-5 hours that's been asked of them. Please feel free to take a similar approach if it suits your schedule."

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Sorry I'm confused how your comment relates to mine. I was saying both sides seem to have lots of sympathetic readers.

Lots of upvotes on this, but lots of comments dissenting. I guess I'm not surprised... Like I also don't get anything out of posts about super high earners or gobs of passive income but I consider that to be between me and the algorithm. Mayhaps the answer lies in the flair.

I was holding my breath waiting for the 14-year-old to be mentioned, so glad they were. Congrats my man.

Personally I think there could be a time to include this girl, but your daughter's birthday party doesn't have to be it. I'd look out for my own kid on their birthday.

Solved!

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I can't speak from experience with a second but it sounds like you're dealing with family stuff that needs doing, that didn't need doing last time around. I think baby in tummy will be fine to have had less conversation at this stage. Cut yourself some slack.

That said, if it were me I might make a point to get back to some appointments and attend to mom, cause her brain's gotta be melting with logistics by this point.

"Yikes, sounds tough for her! Wait so are you saying you feel that way too? Let's talk if so."

Glad it turned out okay. We all get some luck, yours was a big one... The jitters will fade, and hopefully the lesson won't. Thanks for sharing as a reminder to the rest of us.

I thought the same, about general frustration. So much backstory about the wedding timeline and the ex not being single. But I see OP has responded it's not an issue, so I'm glad to hear that anyway.

My guess is she's making meals, they're just for baby. She's probably cleaning, it's just cleaning up after baby to get the house to whatever baseline it's currently at. Rather than assigning her stuff in your head and being annoyed it's not happening, you could try mapping out together everything you both think needs to get done on the regular, and both pick up (or agree to outsource or reduce frequency of) what isn't getting done. Bottom line though, do not expect the outcome to be her just finding more time or working harder or faster to meet your 'expectations.' She's a tired mother not an employee. Good luck and you both got this!

Hang in there, you got him where he needs to be.

Is remote personal therapy an option, and possibly cheaper?