A
Uh, I don't know about you, but, uh, I work outside the home and, uh, in fact, uh, I'll be leaving very shortly to go to work and I work different shifts so are pretty much a later shift to where I don't have I don't have the family time. Uh, when my husband gets home, it's usually, he's home with my daughter alone and then a couple of hours later I'm home. Uh, I don't know, I'm finding that more and more people that I talk to, there's less and less family time available to them. And, uh, it seems that business wise, uh, in the business community, or your employers seem to be taking more and more time away from the family. So, you know, if you do have any time, it's kind of like on a rush cycle that you have to get so many other things done, uh, ju-, just to maintain your home and maintain the things outside your home and then, plus try to have that relationship with your children, and it, it's sometimes a very, it, it's a very hard juggling act.
B
I agree.
A
And, you know, I look at my daughter and she's now, uh, four, going to be four and I keep saying oh jeez, I don't have that much time with her.
B
Yeah.
A
And she's growing fast and,
B
I know that I have three children.