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McCain, the Arizona senator whose previous efforts at an immigration overhaul ended in failure in 2007, predicted the White House proposal's demise if it were sent to Congress. He strongly urged the president to pocket the drafted measures and give senators a chance to finish their work.
"I believe we are making progress in a bipartisan basis," McCain, who is among the Senate group working on legislation, said.
Schumer, a New York Democrat and a close ally to the White House, said he has not seen the draft proposals but, along with the Democrats working on a compromise, met with Obama this week to talk about progress being made on Capitol Hill. Schumer acknowledged that a single-party proposal would have a much more difficult time becoming law and urged the bipartisan group of senators to keep meeting to find common ground.
"I am very hopeful that in March we will have a bipartisan bill," Schumer said. "And, you know, it's obvious if a Democrat - the president or anyone else - puts out what they want on their own, (it) is going to be different than when you have a bipartisan agreement. But the only way we're going to get something done is with a bipartisan agreement."
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., suggested Obama's proposed plan was going nowhere but added that his party was evaluating its relationship with Hispanic voters, who supported Obama in November with 71 percent of their votes.
"I think people want a little different face on immigration, frankly," said Paul, who is also considered among the 2016 presidential hopefuls. "They don't want somebody who wants to round people up, put them in camps and send them back to Mexico."
The Associated Press, relying on a CQ Roll Call transcript that was distributed after "Fox News Sunday" and omitted the word "don't" in that quote, initially reported that Paul saw his party as in favor of such efforts to deport immigrants. The AP's subsequent review of an audio recording of the broadcast confirmed the missing word.
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I let it sit over a month before just to see what happens but after the initial drying which basically is turpentine evaporating, it doesn't seem to change much at all. The surface remain delicate. If I have to store it somewhere, I cover it with paper. One thing I learned NOT to do is to let anything like plastic touch the surface. The precipitating oil will do a number on it.


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Sounds like its market is beginning to be like everquest's. Random fact(or not so random...from and old cnet article):"And if the "EverQuest" universe of Norrath were a country, its per-capita gross national product would be $2,266--comparable to the 77th richest country on Earth and ranking it between Russia and Bulgaria. Platinum pieces, the in-game currency known as pp, end up with an exchange rate of about a penny per pp, making "EverQuest" currency more valuable than the Japanese yen and the Spanish peseta. "
i wonder how long it will take for The Sims' currency to be as valuable as Japan's, if it isn't already.
Two, it is not a "free game-world" and never has tried to be one. First of all, you pay for it. Therefore it is not fre
Well, it could say that we realize this isn't a real world, and that getting "shut down" and not having free speech is not big deal.
So are you supposed to do? Kill yourself?
It would be cooler if this sort of thing was handled in-game. Sim cops, fbi, etc. Outside of exploiting bugs, DoS attacks, and similar cheating that happens from the outside, resorting to this sort of thing to solve in-game problems just shows a lack of development and forethought on the part of the designers.
...it is a CRIME to simulate sexual contact with someone you believe to be under the age of 18.
Not a ha, ha, I just downloaded the latest Eminem single crime. A mandatory minimum prison sentence/you will be registered as a sex offender crime.
On top of that, if [the company] or any employee thereof has an
However lame you may think Peter Ludlow is for his pastime, EA has done something much lamer:
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Married 10 years
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I am 31, he is 32 - got married right after college.
I work full time and make $75k
He is self employed and before his business loan brings home $12k, but his loan is $8k. This is per year. So $4k per year for a whole lot of effort!!
We are having to declare bankruptcy due to the income from his business goining from $60k to $12k. This is due to poor customer service and not seeking out new accounts.
We live an hour from our parents, which is important to know later.
We own our house and have no equity due to the SBA loan. It also has construction defects that will cost $30k to fix.
The SBA loan payment and mortgage alone total $3k. SBA has five more years left on it.
I leave for work in the morning...he is in bed. I come home from work at 6:30pm....he is playing with the Zune his mom gave him for XMAS. He has no work until mid March and hasn't looked for a temp or part time job. I found him a part time temp job at my work, which he complained about, but it ended in Dec. He isn't making sales calls, redesigning his website, etc. Just playing. He did do the dishes and laundry though. Which is something...but its not consistent and he could have cleaned the entire house in 4 hours. Do I just have too high of expectations?
I mentioned to him that I could possibly get a job paying quite a bit more and it would require us to move a state awayabout 6 hours. My sister and her family lives there, so we wouldn't be all alone in a new city. He feels like he would be abandoning his mom and grandma. They have an interesting relationship. I found a letter from his mom a few years ago saying she wished she could have her kids back at homeÂhis sister is 36. I think he would probably choose her over me if there was a choiceÂsuch as moving for a better job. I told him she could visit anytimeÂheck I wouldnÂt care if she stayed with us if that was needed. Its notÂshe is in good health at 64. And she lived all over the US when she was our ageÂhis dad was a pilot.
I have asked him to dump the business and go back to work. He could earn 40 to 60k per year.
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On all counts, he doesnÂt want to do any of itÂjust to keep doing what we are doing. Its all so depressing.
I/We want to have a child someday (early menopause runs in the familyÂmy mom went through the "change" at 35 and my dr said I should plan on it at 35ish, so I have 3-4 more years left!) and at this rate we never are going to have our lives together. He said if we have a baby he would go back to work. But at the same time he says he wants to be a stay at home dad. I just donÂt get it. I would like him to be a stay at home dad once we get the bills paid off, but that wonÂt happen without him taking a job now.
I feel like I am his momÂpaying all the bills..etc.
He is always asking to buy non necessitiesÂclothes, CDs, dinner, etc. Or online porn! I think last year he spent $2k on it. We have no money and it makes me so mad!!
Then he complains about how I lookÂI am 5Â11 and a size 10 which I think is fine. I am trying to get down to a 8. Or tonight, my underwear isnÂt sexy enough (Its Victoria Secret) or my clothes not Stylish enough  I wear Banana Republic mostly to work and he would prefer Bebe. Of course I get all this on clearance during the big sales or clothes on ebay.
Then there is sex. I have a problem called volvodyniaÂit can be very painful to have sex. I take medicine for it and go to PT and its getting better, but to be honest, I donÂt feel much like having sex due to all the other problems we are having. I also suffer from depression and take a SSRI which does decrease libido. Its hard to get in the mood when I feel like I am just a meal ticket.
We talked about getting a divorce a few months back but we decided we love each other and didnÂt want to be failures  most of my family is divorced and his parents divorced after 20 years. Interesting, from what he and his mom have told me, he is a lot like his dad and I am a lot like his mom. She was the responsible one, always taking care of everything, finding him jobs, etc.
They broke up because he basically had a long term gf in another city and his mom told him to get out. I donÂt think my husband is having an affairÂother than online porn  he says he is addicted. I just want him to get motivated and grow up. I have been waiting and waiting and nothing is happening. I know its not the worst marriageÂ.my dad physically abused my mom, wouldnÂt pay child support, is in jail for drugs, etc. So, I know compared to that I have it good. But, can I live like this for another 10, 20, 30 years?
How do you know when its over? Any advice?
Whoa,sister,let me take it all in...
First question: was your husband on the same page as you financially when you first married?
If not,his lack of work ethics may never change.If he hasnt always been "money driven" he probably never will be.
If he was,and just changed,maybe he too is going through a self esteem thing and is in a slump.Must be hard to watch your business crumble.
Money problems can take any happy marriage and squash it easily.Fact,I think I read most couples fight about money more then anything else.(I know me and my husband do)
I think it would be a very good idea for you too pay off the sba loan of 55k. Maybe if you didnt feel so weighed down by bills,it would ease some of the tension between you.Because you are basicly the only one working,the stress of the money seems yours to bare.
However,you are MARRIED,so that means husband has a right to buy clothes,cds,dinners...none of those things sounds sbnormally high priced.Now if you said he was splurging on brand new stereos or expensive things that you have no real use for,then you could complain.But everyone wants a new cd or dinner to pick them up once and a while.And he needs clothes even if he isnt working.
I'm mostly concerned about the porn thing.I think if you two were having more meaningful sex together,that you also wouldnt be so tense.
Porn is fine every now and then,but it lacks connection with you.
I know all about Vulvadynia,my sister has it.So I understand sex can be painful.Maybe you could ask for some numbing creme (what they gave sis so sex wouldnt hurt so much)
That way you could still bond with husband.
It is important that you bond through sex.If you are already having money troubles,and not having sex,and you have no kids keeping to together~sooner or later one or the both of you will lose intrest and want out.
A size 10 for someone of your height doesnt sound fat to me at all.It is important to let husband know that he hurts you when he says things like that.And more importantly that he know that even the women in his porn do not really look like that in person.I wouldnt want to have sex with someone making me feel unattractive either.
Most people hate this response,(including me)but therapy may be the best option for you.
10 years is a long time,so I congratulate you on that.It is very hard to keep a marriage going...and most people either grow closer or apart in that time.
I think...it is really over when everything is at a stand still and stagnant.When neither person refuses to budge.When you no longer can find goodness in each other's actions.Or feel joy just to see each other.
I wish you and your husband the best.I hope you can work things out.
I think every marriage goes through up and downs. As I'm sure you know, there will be times when marriage feels very stagnant and you're not particularly happy to see your spouse, etc... It could just be a very bad phase in your marriage.
It sounds to me like your husband could be suffering from depression too. I would bet it may even bother him that you are the bread winner and he is somewhat of a failure; and I'm sure he's probably a little insecure about the fact that you don't enjoy sex with him (even if that's nobody's fault). The financial/home role reversal is probably hard on many marriages.
I wouldn't totally write him off just yet. Maybe some counseling would work. Obvously, some drastic things need to change.
I doubt you are ever going get him to do his fair share of house-husband house work though; from the men that I know that stay at home, it just doesn't happen. Personally, I think he should get a job outside the house. He just needs a little push and maybe a specific date. What does his mother think of his lifestyle?
Normally, I don't like getting in-laws involved but if you get along with his mom and she's reasonable (not the my-son-can-do-no-wrong type) then maybe she could even help push him. I would use their relationship to your advantage if you don't think it could backfire especially since you're considering divorce and don't really have that much to loose.
And, of course I would hold off on having kids right now. But, I hope you're not counting on the fact that if you leave your husband, your true prince charming will be there waiting right around the corner for you to marry and start your family with. He may not be there. Then again, you may be able to have children way into your 40's so who knows. Good luck, nonetheless.
No, I have no intention of getting married again. I think that is one reason why I have stayed...all the other men I know may have jobs and provide for their family, but they can be real jerks. If I were to get divorced I would not be seeking out a new relationship...not to say that I many not find someone down the road. I would probably end up adopting a child. I have told him that I will not have a baby until we work things out...IMO it would just be plain dumb on my part to do so.
I do agree that he needs to be able to buy things like clothes etc. Its just that for the past three months we have not had enough money to pay the min payments on all our bills. I just added his revenue up from Mar - Nov and it was $15k before his $1200 per month SBA loan and business costs. Basically, if he didn't live with me, he wouldn't be able to afford a house, apt, clothes or food. KWIM?
I think you are right - we need to go to counseling. We did that a few years ago before the business, and it helped. I don't know if his mom would be of help or not. She recently wanted us to go to Australia for $12k, even though he told her we might file for bankruptcy. Maybe she doesn't know how bad it is. I think she would be happy to have him move back home. She never did get remarried and lives by herself. But, since I am thinking of leaving, maybe its something to consider.
Maybe a hard push is what he needs and I do think he suffers from depression - he also has a family history of it and he has ADHD too, but won't take meds for it. I am just getting tired of pushing. If we could just get rid of the business and he went back to work it would take a lot of stress and pressure off.
I do have lidocaine cream to use for se&, but its getting in the mood after dealing with physical pain and all the issues in our marriage. I just feel like I am drained and when I get home from work and I just want to go to bed, which I know doesn't help anything. I try to be pleasant, because having the same conversation over and over just makes me so mad. So, I guess right now we are both in advoidance.
Time to look for a counselor. Maybe a third party can help bring some clarity. I don't think I am quite ready to give up on us.
I have heard career women call the radio psychologists when they are successful in their careers, but are married to a man with absolutely no drive...and they begin to lose respect for their husbands. I think that like you, they begin to feel like his mother, instead of his wife, and they resent the responsibility of being put in that position. Or of being made to feel like the only adult in the relationship. Like you, they feel used. I know two people who have lived in such a relationship. Both are still married. One still did the housework, on top of her career, AND cooked and helped the kids with their homework. The kids are grown and out of the house, and do not have a great deal of respect for him. The other I have not seen in ages, but I imagine a similar senario. I do not know what to tell you, other than I would not bring a child into this relationship, unless you are prepared to be the sole breadwinner until you retire. It does not sound as if he is going to grow up any time soon. The two men I know in this situation, never did work, and if they did take a job, they quit shortly after. I guess in many ways, they are very self centered. They really do not want to work, and are content to let their wives carry all of the weight. Only you can decide if you can accept that, and build your life with him and not resent him for it.
Yes, you are right, I do have a lot of resentment. He will sporadically do things around the house, but its usually half done. I think he has cleaned the toilets twice in 10 years. He did call me at work today to ask what cleaner to use to wipe the counters down. It would be really nice to come home to a clean house! When we both were working we had a house cleaner which was really nice. And we would try to split cooking duties.
I guess he never has been too responsible unless forced to be. From the beginning he could not have a debit card or checkbook because he would overdraw the account and not even tell me. Or a credit card...because he would max it out, not make the payments and be months behind. I had all our credit cards and cars paid off 6 years ago. We did have to get new cars as the other ones lived their useful life. But, then when the business tanked the credit cards got maxed out. I have been saying for a year and half that its not working. Nov was the first month my salary wouldn't cover the payments for everything, so now it looks like bankruptcy is the only option and we will file in March.
I think if I could convince him to go back to work, even if he just got a photography job at a studio for $12 an hour things would be better, assuming he will go for selling the house to pay off the SBA loan. He used to be in IT and made decent money, but there were days he would just call in and do nothing all day. I know he hated his job.
I don't think I can live the way things are. I hope whenever we can meet with a counselor he will be open to change. Its kinda up to him at this point.
"Its kinda up to him at this point"
Yeah -- But what is HE going to do? (nothing)
That means it's still all up to you.
Sometimes we all need a major adjustment, a major life turnaround, and it sounds like your husband needs one now. It also sounds like he knows it, but is too 'stuck' in inertia to do anything about it for himself.
It would be a great kindness if you could get him into treatment for depression. Or at least have him professionally evaluated for it. It certainly sounds like he's depressed, and with depression in his family?... Depression medication can make a world of difference for some people.
At the same time, see if he will agree to a modest exercise program. Just a little walk in the morning to air out the mental cobwebs and get his blood flowing. Things tend to sort themselves out when you're walking, and I'm betting that if he'll agree to do those two things, that his life (and yours) will start looking a whole lot less bleak.
Is there anything at all you can do to stave off bankruptcy for a few months to see if the depression treatment helps?
Good ideas! I have been on him to get a physical and maybe the doctor could do a depression screen to. I don't know if I can get him to take medicine for it or not...he is very anti-medicine.
He wanted a gym membership, so we signed him up for one, but he hasn't used it in the past two months since getting it. Maybe he would go?
We won't be filing bankruptcy until March, but we are so far in the hole that I don't think there is a way to dig out. Just to make the min credit card and SBA loan payments he would need to bring in about $3k per month. That would be about $50k per year and that is just for the min payments and now our interest rates are up to 30%, so we wouldn't be paying anything off. RIght now we are about $4600 behind in credit card payments. I have been able to keep the mortgage, autos and utilities paid. The SBA loan is current for Jan, but I am worried about Feb as he will not have any income coming in. The loan officer has waved the principal in the past and added it to the balance, so that is a possibilty.
Other things that weigh on my mind, but I think could be worked out, is he is an atheist. I didn't know this when we got married. We were married in his mom's church and he never mentioned it. I knew he wasn't super religous or anything, but I never knew he didn't believe in a god. I would't say I am super religous by anymeans, but I do believe in God. On XMAS and Easter I would like to go to church and if we had kids I would want to take them to Sunday School. While this on the surface doesn't seem like a big deal it does crop up a lot. My mom and sister are pretty religous as is his mom. Many times he will make comments to me after they have left making fun of their beliefs or even mine for that matter. I try to tell him he is in the minority and that most of the world believes in god and he should show some tolerance. Its not a huge deal, but if we were ever to have kids I don't know how it would works when two people are so different. Its not like I am asking him to change his beliefs, but just to show some respect. KWIM?
Really any big controversial issue you can name we are on different sides. Although I am becoming more liberal as I age.
I think if we could work the money/job issues out, we could deal with the other issues.
Any ideas on the best way to find a good counselor?
coolmama - what drugs does your sister use? I can usually control the pain to some degree now, but the desire is gone and I am not sure its going to come back on its own. Has she found anything for that aspect?
Due to your lack of money, you should call around for costs on counseling. They can range from very inexpensive...some churches may offer free counseling to over $100 per hour for a very experienced counselor.
It is alarming that as you are facing bankruptcy, he STILL is unmotivated to go out and do something! Most people would expect their partner to pull their weight and work as a team in such a situation. It would be absolutely alarming to be in that situation, and the partner is just sitting home playing computer games!!! Depression? Perhaps. Or maybe he is just sticking his head in the sand (massive denial) hoping the problem just goes away...or that you take care of him and fix it. He needs to question why he is unwilling to work as a team to address the financial problems in your marriage.
I think this thread is pretty amazing. After 10 years with someone exhibiting the behaviors the OP described, I would have a pretty hard time being sympathetic -- or hopeful. Past a point, the actions and action-avoidance speak so loudly the reasons for it -- whatever they may be -- don't matter much. Obviously my tolerance level for what the OP has described is far lower than hers -- or any of yours -- but I can't imagine attempting to build a life with this many-times-tested loser.
Please, please, please don't have babies with this man.
well,asolo,It's just when you've been with someone THAT long,it is much harder to just "walk away".
And marriage is supposed to be,"For better or worse"
I have been married 10 years too,and there has been many times I just wanted to walk away...but somehow we always got over the hump and our love would feel re-newed again.
I'm probably not the best example,because maybe I'm co-dependant.But it feels to me at this point like my husband and I are the same person.(he feels the same by the way) It just doesnt feel right unless he is there.
OK... And your still in this relationship WHY?? You and he are on two different paths in life... you have no children to consider.... you seem to have very little in common....
Im sorry if it sounds harsh but you sound miserable. IMO you need to move forward. I think that there are too many things that you two would have to overcome to make a stable relationship, especially if you want to have children. You need to ask yourself... Is it worth the time energy? or would it be less stress to just say .... "we are too different.... lets go our separate ways"
wishing you all the strength you need to find your path ...
I also think that you should meet with a debt counseling service (look for a reputable one...I think there are lots of bad ones in this industry) to see if there is ANYTHING you can do to avoid bankruptcy!!! Bankruptcy will stay on your record something like 7-10 YEARS, and if I am not mistaken, it may also be a question on job employment applications...and if so, it could affect your future employment opportunities, and ability to earn a decent income...so be FULLY INFORMED, AND AWARE on ALL of the various ways this will impact your life!!! With your income, you obviously are doing pretty well career wise. Make sure ahead of time what a bankruptcy will do to your life, your career prospects and ability to earn a good income if you lost your job and had to be in the job market again, housing (could you even rent a decent place with a bankruptcy on your record?) etc. A bankruptcy may have some far reaching ramifications. I know so little about this, but I would advise you to know the answers BEFORE you file for bankruptcy on how this will affect your life for the next 7-10 YEARS!!!
You need to understand WHY he is so unmotivated to do something, when the two of you are faced with financial disaster. What is causing him to sit back and let something like this happen and not at least attempt to spring to life and make every effort to prevent financial disaster, if he at least tried?
The first thing I would do would be to bring him to meet with a financial debt counselor and sit down with this person together and ask what the ramifications are long term if you file for bankruptcy. I would then look at a few job applications, and see if they ask if you have ever filed for bankruptcy. I am guessing that many companies pull a credit report when checking on potential hires, and how would this affect either of your chances for future employment, if that is on your record. I do not know the answers to any of this, but would still advise you to find out. I do believe that landholders obviously pull credit reports before renting to someone, because they would need to know whether you pay your bills on time, so they know if they can count on their rent payments on time.
Another area to find out would be that if you have a bankruptcy on file, would you get a far higher interest rate on loans, than the average person.
Anyway, gather facts, before you file, so that you know how this will affect you over the next decade of your life.
Just my 2 cents for whatever it is worth. I do not know anything about this, but I would find the answers if I were in your position.
Sometimes I think the question "Do I love him?" isn't the right one to ask, and that "Do I *like* him?" "Do I respect him?" "Do I enjoy spending time with him or do I prefer the time we're apart? and "Is he really the right person to complete my life team?" are the better questions.
Love is hard to define, and it's hard not to fall back on that automatic "of course I do" answer that is expected. But the other questions are easier to answer and certainly contribute to the longevity of whatever loving feelings are there.
But marriage isn't just about love. It's a life partnership, and both partners need to contribute. Contributions can be monetary, logistical, emotional, sexual -- and they certainly alternate from time to time. But if one partner's carrying all the weight and the other partner isn't contributing, then it's time for a change. I'm all for the in sickness and in health part, but only to the extent that the sickness can't be avoided or improved. I know depression is debilitating, and that the inability to initiate change is part of it -- but if he refuses to make a change , you're only short-changing yourself by remaining tied to a sinking ship.
The poster who pointed out that that you don't have kids, and therefore aren't tied down, has a point. If your husband is unwilling to even attempt to contribute fairly, then it's self-destructive on your part to stay.
If you have children with him & he becomes a "stay-at-home dad":
1) he won't take care of the children any more responsibly than he's cleaned the toilets &
2) if you get a divorce, he'll get custody of the children & you'll pay child support.
If you *ever* want a family, you'll be better off as a single parent.
& add my name to what going bonkers said.
For heaven's sake--you've got enough material for a novel. So the answer is pretty simple--if you love drama and angst then stay married to him. If you want a normal husband who goes to work and likes what he does, is enthused about you, and interested in what you do, and wants sex, then I guess you are going to have to move on and get out of this arrangement. There are a lot of wonderful guys out there but they are normal and for some women thats boring.
It was important to me that my husband have a career that he likes, a good education, and love me dearly. Thats what I got (among other good things
) I have no idea what other people have on their priority list that they end up with the men they get.
The reason I bring this up is that I have friends who have left one husband only to end up with the same kind of guy with different colored hair.
Thank you, everyone, for your comments. Its really helped me put things in perspective. We had a good ratiopnal, non emotional talk this weekend and he has agreed that he needs to go back to work and dump the business. Which was hard for him to admit that is has failed. I used his wanting to keep the house as motivation. Basically, after saying if he didn't get a very good paying job, I was going to sell the house and rent a cheaper place, and seeing me look for rentals online, I guess he realized I was serious. He did tell me that he is depressed and feels horrible for his business failing.
I told him, "I don't want you to feel bad for the business failing. It just wasn't right for us and you only need to feel bad if you decide to dwell on it and not move forward". Which is really how I feel.
So, that is a giant step in the right direction. Now, I just need to see if he actually starts looking and gets a job. I told him I would help him with his resume and I have contacts at some recruiting companies. I don't mind helping as long as he is really making an effort.
I am willing to give it a few more months to see what happens.
Some of you guys asked why I am with this person. In a nutshell, he is the best type of person anyone in my extended family has ever married or been with. Most of the women in my family marry alcoholic wife beaters and have 5 kids with them or one with each next husband. Perhaps I set my expectations too low, but they were miles higher than anything I knew. In fact, they always accussed me of being too picky!
Again, thank you for your advice!
Having been in a marriage similar to the one you described I can understand your predicament. Thankfully in my case he at least worked he just jumped around from job to job at random and was totally unreliable. When he would get fired it would take a while for him to really even look for a job. Our divorce was final 2 days before our 9th anniversary and it was the best decision I ever made. It was a very difficult decision to make and it was not an easy process but I am so much better for it. Ironically we get along better now that we have been divorced for a while. Just my thoughts
Get out, before you waste any more of your precious life. If you read your posts, and reflect on your marriage, you will see a cycle, and patterns. They permeate your marriage, in things large and small. They are not going to change, no matter how much you think there's been a 'giant step in the right direction'. The cycle and the patterns will continue, and you'll find yourself 5, 10, 15 years older, in exactly the same spot.
I lived it, and have several friends who also lived it. Different times, different dynamics, but every one of us finally got out, and it's the best thing we ever did. My personal regret is that I wasted so many years trying with him.
I agree with some of the posters about leaving him. The fact that he is ready to now get a job could be a way of keeping you there or he may be ready to turn over a new leaf. I'd keep my options open. I left a man who decided to start his business into our fifteenth year of marriage. Walked away from a very good job. He worked just enough to pay some bills and buy alcohol. I lost respect for him and he was finding fault with everything I did. He had plenty of free time on his hands to become very controlling and watch everything I did. Not that I needed watching but he thought so. The day we had our heart to heart talk about all our problems and his drinking was the day he threw me out of our house and I never went back. He is now working about two days a week and lays drunk the rest of the time. I knew it was over the fifteenth year but decided to stay cuz marriage is suppose to be forever.
Just thought I would pop back in.
Doesn't god hate lazy people too who refuse to help themselves or take care of their family?
We went to visit both our families this weekend...about an hour away. We were supposed to eat lunch with my family today.
He had wanted to stay at his mom's and I wanted to stay at my mom's (more comfy bed), so he said lets split up.
We ate dinner with his mom Sat night, she offered to pay and he grabbed the check and said no we will pay. Then proceeds to hand it to me since he has no $$$. I don't know why but I paid. I should have said something. His mom knows we are having trouble - he told her we are declaring bankruptcy and I told her the business has failed.
So I call him at 12 today to say I was on my way to pick him up. He says no I have to go home to work we need to leave now. I said that we already had plans and he could eat with us if he wanted or stay at his moms, and I would pick him up afterwards.. He chose to stay there and sulk.
His mom pissed me off as she knew we had plans with my family and she says to me on the phone when I called to talk to him at 12...oh we are celebrating aunt so and so's birthday today at such and such place if you want to go there instead.
Then we get home at 5pm and he goes to bed. He hasn't had any photoshoots in a month, so any work he might have is from over a month ago. Plus he never mentioned he needed to leave at 12 even when I spoke with him the night before. Whatever.
y mom asked what was wrong, because clearly I was upset, even though I was trying to hold it all in. So against my more rational judgement I kinda told her what was going on. I really didn't know what she would say...she is pretty religous. She said, well I hope he gets it together and you don't have to get divorced, but you can't keep wasting your life and always having to push him. I was pretty suprised. I thought she might say, that its not that bad and it would be wrong to divorce. I told her I would feel like a failure for getting a divorce and she was very reassuring that isn't the case. (Note: She is divorced, but my dad beat her all the time and finally she left after 11 years - the church told her she shouldn't)
I mentioned the only way he will probably find a new job is if I do his resume and send it out. She said she wouldn't do that...that he needs to do it himself and if not, then he has made his choice and I shouldn't feel bad to have him leave.
Then my brother arrived at lunch and asked where my husband was since he figured he would be at lunch. I told him less. Brother is younger than me and has his own business and really likes my husband...considers him a brother. I just said he was in a bad mood, that the business wasn't going well. Brother said that he had talked to him at XMAS trying to help...suggesting sales calls, networking, inviting him to his business assoc. mtgs etc. I said he hasn't went on one sale call, sent out any direct mail, phone calls or trade shows ever in three years, doesn't call his customers back when they have complaints and has a bad rating with the better business bureau. He said, well he could turn it around, but it would require 80 hr work weeks, tons of sales calls, resolving issues etc. He said it doesn't sound like that will work. I was very calm just matter of fact with my family...not emotional, not saying I hate him etc. Just the busines isn't working and that I told him he needs to go back to work. Brother asked how much the business is making, if I didn't mind saying, which I didn't...I told him $615...he thought that was per week....I said, no that is per year. He agreed time to say goodbye to it. He did say his 1st three businesses didn't succeed, but that he doesn't have a "sugar mamma" so if he doesn't work he doesn't eat. Then went on to say its not fair to me to have live that way.
Of course I asked each of them to keep this confidental.
I really hadn't planned on saying anything to my family since I embarrassed about the entire thing and also because if we do reconcile I do not want them to hold a grudge, but I think the way I presented it, that will not be the case. Plus my family typically doesn't hold grudges.
I didn't tell my brother I was thinking about a divorce though. Not really ready to tell everyone. Hopefully it wasn't a mistake to mention it to my mom.
I delivered all the bankruptcy forms and support docs to our atty this week and we will file March 15. I found a new job that pays 10k more as my current employer eliminated by job in Dec and I have been doing data entry work for the past four weeks, so I start that in a week. It will involve some travel. Even with the increase we still qualify for the bankruptcy, thank god, because I can barely pay all the nessecary bills.
Thank you all for listening to my vent...I really needed to get that out.
I am willing to give it to the end of May. If he doesn't have a job by then, I am done. It makes me cry just typing that out.
I found this quote on a web-site.
"Another reason to be serious in considering a divorce is that, no matter how much you've tried to resolve matters, things are not working out. You feel,that despite your best efforts,you are trapped in a destructive life situation, one that you do not want to continue. If being apart from your spouse, ending the relationship is the only normal and healthy way for you to live, then divorce is the realistic answer."


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You say potato, I say potahto, you say ham, I say amateur... you see where I'm going with this? Ok, maybe not, Amateur Radio, that's where and that's what this month's issue focus is. What you might ask is the connection between Amateur Radio and Linux? Well Linux may be the only O/S out there with an AX.25 packet radio protocol driver, and it's had it since forever. So blow the dust off your license and start reading. If Ham's not your favorite food, don't despair there are plenty of other articles in this month's issue including, but not limited to, Firewall Builder, Cucumber, Vimperator, port knocking with knockd, building appliances with Linux and Xen, and using Twitter from the command line.
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You have such a wonderful site. The colors of the fabric are exactly the same as what you get. I love the design board and quilt programs. My fabric is always just what I ordered and it is wrapped and has a personal note on it. I like that if I want something mailed faster, you can do it. I also talked with a representative on the phone and she was so helpful. I can't tell you how many people I have referred to your site. Just recently I was flying from Indy to Houston and my seat partner was a quilter for Houston. I told her about you and she wrote your site down and was so glad to know all that you do. I don't know how you do all that you do. Love seeing Sophie and all the quilt shows.
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Anita Senkowski, Michigan
I have received in France this morning the fabrics shipped from your warehouse (7 days) it is very fast... they are beautiful, with the stars of liberty I will sew a flag for a young boy who loves USA. He is 9 years old. I hope you will understand my english! Thank you.
Danielle Michon, France
Excellent service! The staff make every effort to help. Recently wanted an out of stock item and after I made my request I had a prompt answer, follow up email to say the item had been ordered and then another email when the item was received with the order number for me to purchase the item. The item was also less expensive by a considerable amount than I had been able to find elsewhere. I made a shipping error - fixed the next morning! A pleasure dealing with eQuilter.
Linda Shaver, BC, Canada
The project was my first quilt which was a tee shirt quilt for my granddaughter. I learned about eQuilter from a friend and explored the fabrics with much pleasure. Using the design board with the fabrics purchased from eQuilter that reflected the High School colors, my daughter (her Mom) designed a great quilt that turned out to be king plus size. It was a great experience and a joint project as all three generations had a part in creating a memory, teeshirt quilt. Now I check eQuilter several times a week.
Becky DuBose, Mississippi
As usual, receiving my order from you was like getting a wonderful Christmas package in the mail. The fabric was folded and packaged beautifully and there wasn't a wrinkle in it. The best thing is that the fabrics are even more beautiful in person than on the computer screen, and the quality is always first rate. No matter what my yardage is, I always wish that I had ordered more once I see it in my hand. Getting that little personal message on each invoice makes me feel like I am shopping at my local quilt shop and dealing with people that really love what they do and show it through the service they provide. Although I don't need much encouragement to order, thank you for tempting me regularly with your newest products. The only problem that I have ever found with eQuilter is there are so many gorgeous fabrics to pick from, and so little storage space in my sewing room!
Sue Johnson, Detroit Lakes, MN
Love the variety of fabrics. LOVE the sale prices. Love the generosity of spirit and charitable outlook. And I loved listening the Luana at QuiltCon. You are my go-to Internet site for fabrics. And I'm not just saying this because I won one of your 25 door prizes (a fabulous bundle of twenty-five eighths in QuiltCon colors).
Donna Moscinski, LaGrange, IL
Since I discovered the site eQuilter and I ordered my first tissue, everyone welcomes the beauty of the fabrics with which I make beautiful garments. I am really glad to have discovered eQuilter.
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I am a new customer and have just placed my second order. I am so impressed with eQuilter. The service is so excellent, not only fast but I loved the personal touches. Everything wrapped in tissue so nicely and then a little note with a flower sticker on it. I highly recommend you to my friends. This is the best online shopping experience one could hope for.
Cynthia Devereaux, Elmira, OR
I appreciate all the choices you have sorted into categories. Every print is an inspiration. The colors dazzle and being able to find coordinates is super. I am already hooked and have had to make myself put things into a wishlist rather than adding to my current stash. Getting an order is like opening a gift.
Bettylou Lebeda, New Mexico
eQuilter touches the world and connects us to it via their site and Luana's travels. They are not too busy to answer even the slightest fabric question. If equilter doesn't have it, then it likely doesn't exist!
Nancy Noel, Orlando FL
Thanks for your brilliant service, I am thrilled with the fabrics you sent me.
Kirsty Boyd, Auckland/New Zealand
Would I like to write a testimonial? Would I! The internet offers so much but to find a human connection is rare. Of course, I like eQuilter for their awesome sales and huge selection. The site is easy to navigate and to really see the color and design. But it doesn't end there. I am so gratified to know that 2% of my purchase goes to some very worthwhile charities. Moreover, the Rubins present themselves not just as business people, but as caring human beings. Through their quilt drives, they have made a community of their customers. No small thing in a very big and sometimes impersonal world wide web!
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Shirley Guillot, Houston, Texas
I am making a wedding dress for a friend, and the only color choices at our local fine fabric store were white or champagne polyester satin, and the bride wanted something in between those colors. I searched eQuilter, and found a sumptuous Vanilla Creme cotton/silk blend fabric that is so beautiful, affordable, and much nicer to touch than the polyester! Thanks, eQuilter for this fantastic fabric!
Diane Jakubowski, Southern California
I am so pleased that I have found eQuilter on Google as finding a very good quality fabric also so many beautiful and colour patterns. Very good reasonable price for shopping. Keep up the wonderful work in your shop. Happy Customer - John :-)
John Uri, Australia
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Kathleen Wilson, France
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Julie Feldhaus, Howard SD
I just received my order, and it is even more beautiful than the pictures. I had bought some elsewhere, but it must have been a knockoff. The fabric from eQuilter was more vibrant and absolutly gorgeous. I'm a happy quilter!
Betty , Canada
Your web site is terrific!!!
Christine Hodder, North Carolina
eQuilter seems like family to me; I am a huge fan and recommend it as much as I can. I feel like I could welcome the Rubin family into my home or visit theirs and be comfortable. Watching the boys and Sophie grow has been an amazing experience. eQuilter's values are impressing my life. Thank you Paul and Luana.
Nancy Noel, Orlando FL
eQuilter is the best on-line store for quilting. Their stock is incredible, colors that I print out are true and the service outstanding. When I order, I immediately receive a copy of the order printed out and in color. The shipping takes place within two days and my order arrives at my door within another couple of days. I will only shop on-line for fabric and supplies from eQuilter.
Nancy Ewell, Seattle, WA
I guess as quilters of all abilities we would like to give everyone in the world a beautiful quilt to wrap them in love. Where else but eQuilter can we buy the most wonderful fabrics and also be given the opportunity to share our love and confort thru our works! Thanks for the outlet to get it all done and share the LOVE!!!
Pat Hernandez, Glenview Il
What a blessing you are - so much more than just a business (and an outstanding one at that). I don't know where you find the time to share your family, your travels, your charity work and your sewing skills, but I know that I am just one of many thousands who see you as friends and role models. The caring shows on your fabric orders as well. A package from eQuilter means I will find my fabric wrapped in cheerful paper with a personal signature of the person who put it together. Keep on being who you are and knowing how much fan support is there for you!
Beverly Lombardo, Gresham, Oregon
I love buying from you for so many reasons: convenience, huge number of choices, prompt order completion. Not the least of my reasons for buying from you is your donation program as well as your obvious concern about sharing our quilts with others. I love your idea of the memorial quilts for the Newtown families. Keep up the good works you do!
Pam Sprout, Fairbanks, AK
I absolutely love eQuilter. The fabrics are high quality. Unbelievable selection. Everything I ever need and more than I should buy. I love getting a box of fabric in the mail. It's perfectly folded and wrapped with a note that says "thank you" and signed by the sender. And when you ask a question of the service desk, you hear back no later than the next day. Unbelievable service. Thank you to Paul & Luana for always giving back to charity. That makes you more than special. Merry Christmas to you and your wonderful staff.
Rita Barrett, Austin, Tx
I just wanted to sent in my testimonial to thank you for such an awesome website, awesome customer service, and awesome delivery service. I ordered 5 different woodlands fabrics last week and received them and they are amazing. Your delivery service was exceptional. Can't wait to quilt up my wall hanging for our RV. Excellent service!!
Carol Allen, Ladysmith BC
I always love to see the wonderful programs eQuilter supports. The Hurricane Sandy quilt program is so special and hits close to home. So many friends have been affected by this storm. I have been sending friends who are asking how to help to your website. Thank you!!!
Nancy Rosenberger, New York
I shop at eQuilter to purchase fabrics to make pillow cases. They always have the theme of fabric to go along with my storyline. These are given to nieces, nephews, neighbors, etc. I love eQuilter because they always have what I want & are very prompt in delivery, plus I don't have to fight the crowds. Thanks so much!
Connie Stipp, San Antonio, TX
I HIGHLY recommend eQuilter! If you've never ordered from eQuilter, they are wonderful to work with. The staff are extremely helpful, polite and professional.
Amy Roth, Galesburg, IL
Thank you for the prompt shipment of my order. It arrived in good shape. When I am a little down I love to open your site and look at all the beautiful colors and patterns. You have a very lovely site. I like your pictures of your travels also. I hope you have a happy and prosperous New Year.
Henriellen Kibler, Alabama
I recently ordered from eQuilter, and I must say I am very pleased. My fabric was delivered very quickly and nicely packaged, hand wrapped in pretty paper. In very nice condition. Thank you so much, I plan on purchasing any further quilting needs through you.
Dawn Elkins, New Cambria
Thank you for you excellent service. I just love getting my parcels. I just love browsing your site and always seem to find the right fabrics for my projects Thank you kindly!
Irena Coleman, Rockingham Australia
Fabulous fabrics. Prompt posting. Very pleased. A big Aussie thank you.
Annie Grace, Brisbane, Australia
OH! OH! OH! How to chose from so many awesome fabrics??!!! I find my fingers itching to keep ordering more, more!! That is truly a hard task, not to order more!! I will never get it all sewn, but the choices keep coming and are more enticing each week!! Thanks for providing such a wonderful collection to chose from. Now if you could just figure out HOW I will get it all done!
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Pat Wondra, WI. & AZ.
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Maureen MacKenzie, Medfield, MA
I love shopping at eQuilter. It is very easy, the delivery is quick and the fabrics are amazing! Congratulations!
Nanci Ramalho, Brazil
I'm an avid quilter who loves to touch and feel my fabrics. However, I have complete trust in eQuilter and the quality of their fabrics. My orders always arrive quickly and I've never been disappointed with what I have chosen online. The samples shown on the eQuilter web site are as close in color as they would be in person. I also have found that this site carries fabrics that some of my favorite quilt shops don't have. Hope you give this site a try.
Donna , Durham, NH
I am new to eQuilter, but I have been thrilled with the website, and especially with the service. They helped me select pieces that would coordinate with a panel that I was purchasing, my purchase arrived promptly, it was packaged carefully, and the fabrics are exquisite. I am a customer for life!!!
Kathleen Grier, Illinois
I am a party planner who has used your fabrics to make table runners! The selection is amazing and the quality and service are truly excellent. You have so many designs, I can coordinate with and accent any theme, decor, color scheme. Thank you!!!
Lisa Manning, Kings Park, NY
I have been shopping with EQuilter since before 2000 and have found them always to be incredibly efficient and helpful. In my opinion their website is the best on the net with the quickest and most user friendly and up to the minute methods of shopping for anything. I love being able to see the scale of designs as well as the colours and the new features where one can click on colours within a feature fabric for specific fabric co-ordinates on the design wall is fantastic. Thank you for setting the standard. The new pattern service is also a wonderful innovation. Long may your business prosper.
Gail Hayes, South Africa
I am so pleased with the fabrics,the service and most of all the price that eQuilter is offering. The fabrics all come beautifully wrapped, the freight cost are low and shipping time only a matter of days. I have been very happy with all of my dealing with eQuilter and will be using their services in the future. Thank you.
Teresa Smith, Sydney / Australia
IMO eQuilter has the best fabric website on line - the ease of use, finding fabrics that match, the color finder, the wish list and design board - I could spend all day just playing. Not to mention the wonderful service, prompt delivery of fabric and ease of return. And choice? Yikes - they have everything! Absolutely wonderful people. And part of the purchase price goes to charity. What more can you ask from a company?
Karen Mitchell, Fort Lauderdale, FL
I just want to Thank You so very much!!!!! Just received another order from eQuilter and the fabric is just so beautiful...wrapped and packaged so lovingly!! You have the most amazing selection, such fantastic customer service and as an American living in Ireland. Am very grateful for eQuilter :)
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Just placed another order and of course can see it made up into a quilt. I think eQuilter offers such a wonderful variety of fabrics it is impossible not to find just the one I must have. Have always been happy with what I have ordered. If I don't use them all it is okay; I have a Daughter who loves fabrics as much as I do, so she will inherit my stash and make beautiful quilts.
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