Loose Landscape Sketchbook Session & Life Updates! - Mina Does Art Stuff

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Sorry to hear you were sick, glad you're feeling better! I love the way you did the flowers with spatter :)

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Working a job, outside of motherhood, even part time, is challenging especially when you have two young children AND a husband that travels for work and cannot be there to give you relief. It does place a huge burden on you. And it really doesn't matter how much or how little either of you make financially in your jobs. What really matters is the hours and the amount and kinds of responsibilities you each have to carry. If he gets to unwind in the evening without the demands of children, doing the wash, and handling social obligations, and gets off on the weekends, and can take sick days without worrying about caring for 2 little ones, but you cannot do any of that, then you in fact have the more demanding job. Give yourself time to get used to the new routine of a part-time job and find ways to balance your life again. Hopefully, your husband will help pick up some of the home responsibilities now that you've added a part-time job to your own schedule. Too often, women wind up picking up a job outside the home and are still expected to do everything else. And I speak from a really positive experience where I was the one making a higher income and my husband was tremendously supportive. We carried the home burdens equally. Our paychecks didn't come into the equation.