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@marthasimons Yes - this exactly. I won’t know for sure until I do it and do it during the time i will be driving normally. Thank you!

@rhunette We just moved across the country 2 years ago and I can’t stomach another move yet!

@limeleaf This is a great point especially on mid day picks up and back up plans!

@crosstic You are rock stars for making it work!!

@seal87 Yes! Give my brain a break from frozen on repeat in the car

@robert77 Yeah I think he isn’t as sure footed about being the single parent for basically 24 hrs- but this would feet to the fire force him

@crosstic This gives me hope though!

@grossfeet Yeah I might try and do that too!

@louisev Wow! Glad to know there are others out there making it work

@anlytcphil All good points! I do need to consider the stop and start hours of the day because with traffic I think 1.5 might grow for sure.

@foreverof Yes this is a great perspective. Thankfully we are in a really lucky position to have family nearby that can help in a pinch if the schedule needs another hand

@rcaper Yes- this is great point - need to get it in writing .

@qity I totally get this - we travel with my family and stay together. I’ve started putting up boundaries of how many days we go because a whole week is simply more than I can take. I told my parents we’d go for 4 nights and if they want to stay longer they can.

@soothsayer I’ve heard so many stories likes this - yes, in writing for sure!

@samarami This is a great perspective of things I could get done during the commute instead of it just being lost time

@spacedog2k5 I love this idea, a way not to put the whole load on him

What would you think of commuting to a new job that pays 40% more, but you have to come into the office 1.5 hrs away (3hr round trip) once a week? My kids are 2.5 and 9months, so in thick of “needing” me. It’s a great opportunity that I’m excited about but my husband thinks the commute is a...