Praise report! After nine years at home of being a homemaker/housewife/mother of three children, my wife finally got a full-time job. She is the new director of the Wee-Care Childcare Program at First Baptist Church in our town. I'm so proud of her. She's been a substitute teacher for the last two months and that hasn't paid enough to cover the cost of childcare for our three children. Her getting this job is a finiancial blessing for us right now.
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Congrats:-)
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A blessing indeed, my friend. Glad to hear the good news.:-)
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Glad to hear the good news.
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Thats good in this economy!!!!! Congrats!!!!!!!!!:-):-):-)
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Great to hear! Bravo!
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congrats to you both!!!:-)
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good news..congrats
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Congratulations, Andy!
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Congrats on the good news :-)
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Sweet! Congratulations! :-)
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Congrats!
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Andy, Congrats to you and your wife!!!:-)

BTW - I have been a Child Development Director for the past 10 years so if she needs any pointers let me know!
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Congrats to your wife Andy.
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Congrats to you and the Missus, Andy! :-) :-)
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Thanks guys. It truly has been a blessing. I will tell her you guys send your congratulations.:-)
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Congrats!
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Talk about good news, CONGRATS! :-)
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Nice to hear something like this in the economic climate we are in.
Congrats to you and the wife, Andy. :-)
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Congrats!

Childcare is crazy ain't it? My wife was a daycare teacher just before our son was born, her monthly pay was almost exactly what it would cost to send the boy to daycare there, even with a discount. What I don't understand is she was responsible for up to 10 kids, so the labor cost must only be ~10% of the monthly bill... where the hell does the other 90% go!? I understand there are overhead costs, but 90%?!
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