He will hate you for making him quit. The Top 10-25 rotate every decade anyway. Let him be great with his friends. That final semester doesn't make or break 4 years of a CV.

How does he treat you badly? What triggers his negative reaction towards you. Does it increase when he's around his friends or if alcohol is involved.

If so, I'd give him a compliance test. If you're serious about us and me, no alcohol for 3 months, because we want to look hot for the wedding (and honeymoon).

If he can't adhere to something like that, then you're not a top priority. And you definitely wont be when money gets tight, someone loses a job, the sex gets less intense, etc...

I'm married for nearly 20 years now. Build it on a foundation of trust, love and respect (and great sex). When the kids come, you will be way better off than the what if in your mind.

Also, don't let the external pressure of the biological clock nudge you towards a bad decision. Think of yourself as the old L'Oreal commercial -- you may cost a bit more, but you're worth it.

Taking a bit of a different tact. Let's look at this as an opportunity to find where you really should be in life. Not just what you think you can do, but what you're really good at. If you can swing it, this is where investing in a career coach will actually make you more money and set you up for career success. I've used one for 20 years after languishing for 10 years. Go to www.sixfigures.com and www.dice.com to see what type of nominclature or words that are now the new "buzz" words in your industry. At the top of your resume, aggregate all the years experience you've got. e.g. 10+ years in IT success . Use measurables that are either revenue, percentage or other metrics based in each job function. For example, developed a process that shortened the turn around time frame by 20% or increased the portfolio of new partners by 10. People see metrics and they think the person is detail oriented and get it done person. Another tip. When you see a job you are interested DO NOT apply directly. Instead use linked in and find someone you know to refer you into their company. They usally get a bonus (sometimes sizable enough to pay for XMas) by referring you in. You also bypass the initial screen and go straight to the phone interview. Congrats on the new opportunity. Remember the only difference between a rut and a groove is your mindset.

Two 3rd row dead center orchestra seats for Lake Street Dive and Lone Bellow at Wolftrap. Can't go as I'm now the long haul taxi for a hockey tournament in Buffalo this weekend. Face value of $50 each. They're hard tickets, so would need to set up a time place to meet in NoVA. Work in Reston live in FCC. PM me if interested.

Buy the speakman shower head. Same one as used in high end hotels. You will love it and it actually helps on resale value. It blasts you into the back of the wall. As for paint, unless it's automatically "move in" ready, people will not go nuts on resale. Fixtures like an island kitchen, double opening refrigerator, gas stove and a kick ass front loading washer/dryer add value to a home.

C25K is easy in weeks 2-3 on an 8 week cycle. The challenge/grind starts after that point. I would suggest putting in a color run which is really fun and untimed as a 5K. I loved it because nobody cared about your time and the finish line was better. I also did the Krispy Kreme 5K, so I'm all about the fun (and beer) more than the personal record.

you can always buy a holtby shirt if you're a caps fan. He's in the parade. #youcanplay

I don't mind her garanimals wardrobe of pant suits. However, I would drop the one where she matched the blue lions. That carolina pant suit.

Buy the VIP parking. This gets you a special lot for tailgating AND most importantly, the fastest easiest access out of the place. You get your own lane and priority egress. You also get much nicer port-a-potty's in your parking area. Spend the $$ and get one.

OP-- Mike Nifong would agree with you, too.

How much are you looking to spend? The first thing I would do is get polarized ones. The second is look at his head size. If he's got a massive melon like me, then recommend Maui Jim or Native. I don't think Oakley's are really worth it. I love my Native Bigforks as they've got vents in them which prevent fogging. American Optics make really good aviator glasses for inexpensive as well. Good luck. Great Father's Day gift as he will use it all the time.

Maxi Dresses are awesome. With inexpensive ones, check to see if see through at all. Don't get me wrong...I love them as sheer as possible #lululemon 2.0

OP - did you get want you want?

Sure PM me. Some are easy. Others are personal.

Here's my take as a MadLax parent. Great group of parents and kids. My kid got way better during summer practices even though he rarely played or only when the game got out of reach. Cabell is an over the top personality. However, you rarely see him unless your kid is the next chosen one. You will notice him in tryouts screaming at 11 and 12 year old kids.

He lets his coaches coach and work on skill development. One tip, if your kid decides not to stay with MadLax, make sure you notify them in writing or they will continue to charge you monthly/quarterly fees even though your kid isn't playing in the fall/spring.

I'm a referee as well. The mad lax kids get the game and are set up well to get to the next level.