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Can I Quit?

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Had a thought - ran it by a cousin - Is it possible to quit the job of “parent”? - She said no… I’m still thinking about it.

No one told me that the job could get harder as the offspring aged. I was under the impression that it was supposed to get easier! (HA HA HA)

No one told me it would cost as much as it does. I thought the older they got, the more independent/less needy they became.

Someone forgot to mention that they can cause so much marital stress - Thank goodness Mr. Wonderful (husband)agrees with me most of the time (or else he would have a different name!)

Doesn’t every job have paid holidays and vacations? Then why do mine always COST me so much money??? …and another thing - I am pretty sure there is no pension plan with this job, either!

I think I might have to dust off my resume - There’s got to be better offers out there, somewhere! In the meantime, I will continue to show up for work, everyday - I’ll let you know if something better comes along…

(This article was originally published at www.angelastorchevoy.blogspot.com)

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One Comment on Can I Quit?

Meesh:) ... 1

Unfortunately too many parents just quit because of lack of fun! But your thinking through it isn’t selfish or petty. I know a stay-at-home Mom who just went back to work. She joked that she was sorry she didn’t give her family 2-weeks notice. :) Her new job brings new stresses.

Posted date November 30th, 2007 at 10:36 am

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