DH and I have worked opposite shifts in the past, and are doing it again. We hate it because we don't get to see each other, but at the same time it makes it easier to have someone home with our 10 year old most the time. His work has him doing 10-12hrs a day 7 days a week and next week he switches to nights during the week and days on the weekend. Yes that means I make life as easy as possible on him while he is home. I tend to 90% or more of the house work and yard work so he can rest while he is home. I also try to have dinner in the crockpot for him so he can eat when he gets home or is hungry. I work up to 40 hours a week a day or midshift meaning I get off between 4pm and 9:30pm depending on the day. How do you help keep your relationship going strong while barely seeing each other? No we aren't having problems but I want to keep it that way.
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