s/o Having the house to yourself?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband takes the kid on a camping trip with other dads and kids in our neighborhood once a year for 3-4 days and it's glorious. Sometimes he'll take them somewhere else, like our friend's lake house when it's just the dads and daughters. Otherwise I enjoy the random days where my husband is out of the house for work and the kids are at school (we both work from home).

BTW, I wrote the above before reading any posts but cracks me up how many posters used the word glorious!

The word is a euphemism for . . . something.

[Anonymous]

I take the kids to dinner once a week to give her some alone time. She appreciates it and tells me what she does later.

[Anonymous]

Very very rarely but when I do it’s good.

[Anonymous]

Every day except weekends! It is glorious indeed. Summer is difficult for me because I have to share.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband takes the kid on a camping trip with other dads and kids in our neighborhood once a year for 3-4 days and it's glorious. Sometimes he'll take them somewhere else, like our friend's lake house when it's just the dads and daughters. Otherwise I enjoy the random days where my husband is out of the house for work and the kids are at school (we both work from home).

BTW, I wrote the above before reading any posts but cracks me up how many posters used the word glorious!

The word is a euphemism for . . . something.

Loving yourself is important.

[Anonymous]

Once a week when DW goes to her office and kids are at school.

I can watch certain programming with the volume on!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband takes the kid on a camping trip with other dads and kids in our neighborhood once a year for 3-4 days and it's glorious. Sometimes he'll take them somewhere else, like our friend's lake house when it's just the dads and daughters. Otherwise I enjoy the random days where my husband is out of the house for work and the kids are at school (we both work from home).

BTW, I wrote the above before reading any posts but cracks me up how many posters used the word glorious!

The word is a euphemism for . . . something.

Loving yourself is important.

“I am Sylvie and I am burdened with glorious purpose (of wearing out every battery in the house).”