Quilterfay

Yes please don't sell yourself short because you can not work outside the home. To run a home you need to have lots of skills. Finance person, organizer, cook, decorator, the list goes on and on.

None of us know when or if we will be struck with an illness.

Please take care of yourselves and nurture yourself. God has plans for you yet. Quilt when you can or just stroke that gorgeous fabric you have in your stash or dream of the quilts you will make on good days.

God bless! I have a job but some days I would give anything to just stay home.

Sheila_H

Well let's see retired military, worked as a RN/Trauma unit nurse for 10 yrs and now home on disability but doing medical dictation from home where I can work when I want and can wear my PJ's to work on snowy days!

gollytwo

No woman has ever been "just a homemaker."
It's a fulltime job, "just" unpaid

BarbO

I am a Personal Banker at a bank where I have been employed for 41 years. I have done many different things but have done the same job for about 25 years, but have had different job titles for the doing the same job.

Sew and Sew

Registered Nurse working in a Medical Intensive Care Unit for 40 years.

squilter

Before I retired, I was a caseworker for Dept. of Social Services for 28 1/2 years.

tlclifford47

You must have nerves of steel.

mrsddh97

Project Manager, in IT for over 15 years, technical instructor for 6

scaroca

I have been a factory worker for almost 25 years. Hoping to only go a few more years and retire. Cant wait. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Cyn

I was a licensed Nursing Home Administrator but have also worked in DOD schools.