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<blockquote data-quote="JohnBe" data-source="post: 2428845" data-attributes="member: 833325">Let&#039;s be honest...he should be the one depressed having to work the &quot;shitty job&quot; while you are at home all day. Depending on how old your kids are you can you know...get a job and pay a day care for them, take them to a pre-K or hire an old fashion reliable and mature baby sitter. It may have been the wrong time to continue with your Bachelor&#039;s without having some funds/resources prepared (under all this financial crisis you choose to pursue a 20-30 thousand on average degree?As for the depression...it&#039;s easy. With a $20 bill you can buy 2 big steaks, a box of Italian organic pasta, some asparagus or veggie as a side, and a bottle of wine. Wait for your husband to come home from work Friday and make this dinner for the two of you, two candles in the middle of the table...you know what I mean. Then after the dinner is ready, a hot bath together, some quality bedroom time after...you get the picture. That should give both of you a boost and help you forget about your financial problems for a while. Plus that better mood and attitude you&#039;ll get might bring in some positive results.And trust me it works...my fiancee and I are very tight with money. As tight as when we look what we have left after we pay for all the bills, food and gas it&#039;s under $20 and a week until the next paycheck (this is this month&#039;s it&#039;s probably the worst). By the way...guess what we did last night??? Uh huh...nice romantic dinner, finished a bottle of red wine.....Good luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnBe, post: 2428845, member: 833325"] Let's be honest...he should be the one depressed having to work the "shitty job" while you are at home all day. Depending on how old your kids are you can you know...get a job and pay a day care for them, take them to a pre-K or hire an old fashion reliable and mature baby sitter. It may have been the wrong time to continue with your Bachelor's without having some funds/resources prepared (under all this financial crisis you choose to pursue a 20-30 thousand on average degree? As for the depression...it's easy. With a $20 bill you can buy 2 big steaks, a box of Italian organic pasta, some asparagus or veggie as a side, and a bottle of wine. Wait for your husband to come home from work Friday and make this dinner for the two of you, two candles in the middle of the table...you know what I mean. Then after the dinner is ready, a hot bath together, some quality bedroom time after...you get the picture. That should give both of you a boost and help you forget about your financial problems for a while. Plus that better mood and attitude you'll get might bring in some positive results. And trust me it works...my fiancee and I are very tight with money. As tight as when we look what we have left after we pay for all the bills, food and gas it's under $20 and a week until the next paycheck (this is this month's it's probably the worst). By the way...guess what we did last night??? Uh huh...nice romantic dinner, finished a bottle of red wine..... Good luck [/QUOTE]

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