Jean

yay Jean!!!!! A convert!!!!!!!

How but giving us an example?

LOL *is now running for cover before Jean can get hold of him *

if someone wants to strip who are we to judge lol. I mean for heavens
sakes who cares!


Not my business if a woman or a man strips!

seriously though, it is a shame that stay at home parfents are not
valued more. However, your refusal was not based on you staying home
hun, it was based on the fact that as far as credit goes you did not
exist. Soemthing we should be teaching the younger generation is to
build their credit up from the beginning. YOu do not need to be
working, you do not need credit cards. believe it or not, for those
that ar emarried or live with someone, simply put the utilities in both
names or your name. After fifteen years (as an example) your credit
will be glorious as long as you always paid your utilities on time.
This goes for phone, water, anything that has an account.

To me a woman's worth is to precious to put a price on. maybe it's
because of the way I was raised and the way I treat women make's me
believe that way. don't belittle your self because with out women we
would'nt be here. John

oooooo MY bad tant I fergot a few 00's

7.56 MILLION dinaro's

believe me when I say.. I KNOW my worth.. it's the REST of the world
that don't git it!!

well.. o.k. a FEW do
now I'll have to go around in diGUIse yeesh..

Convert my a**.

And in case there's any misconceptions, I'm using the word "convert" as
a noun.

ta da jean!

To reply to several comments ago

a stay at home parent has about the most noble job there is.
The fact that so many more women (not just traditionally) but
in today's society embrace this "choice" just reflects their
clarity of values.

I certainly commend the men and their security of self who
make this choice and have the character to hold their head
up while their female counterpart is the breadwinner.

cheers to the men too! wave.


This isn't about price or money value it is about selfesteem.


We forget sometimes how much we do ...Some of us anyway.


just my opine.

LW, I totally agree with you but, by and large, sad to say that most of
society will look at a SAHM or homemaker and say, "Why don't you
have/get a REAL job?"

Or, "Why don't you work?" Or "You're a freeloader." Especially if she
doesn't have children but just wants to maintain the house as her "job."
Running a household is a full-time job, and when I say that, I don't
mean sitting around watching soaps all day, either.

I am still worth my weight in gold....all 110 pounds of it...

Ooh, that means I'm worth considerably more than you are!

Damn!

ok rivergurl? i know it's difficult to wait but your children's
successes are what you get and that's not zero zip nada

Lee, you're just priceless

Nah Joel I'm a light weight.....

no jess you are so valued there is not enough gold for you
jezebel.....so valued and loved...

Light weight with a heavy pen and a mother
to those beyond her own - Priceless

I think that there is no monetary value that can be applied to any woman
nowadays. Of course, society and the work force keeps on trying to
understimate the real value of a woman.

Our value is in our strength, which is not the same as physical power.
In our resilliency and resourcefulness. Our abiity to make magic and
feed an entire household on a very limited income, the same magic that
makes a boo-boo disappear. The strength that shows behind a stern look
that will make a ****y "nobody" shaky to the knees.

No... I might not know what why monetary value is. But I am quite sure
that the man willing to pay such a price for this "prize" hasn't been
born yet.

yo alada eggzacly