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05-10-2004, 02:55 PM

Just curious..sounds like you are making plenty of dough now...and have a goal of "retiring" in 14 years to be a full-time mom..quick math tells me that since you have 2 kids already, they must be at least 1 month and 2 years old at least(maybe older), so in 14 years those two kids are going to be 14 and 16..almost time for them to leave the house....

If your goal was to retire at 40 and go cruising around the world with just your spouse...I'd say you were on track...but to retire at 40 to be a full-time mom to kids that have almost become fully grown seems to be doing things in the wrong order? Why not be a FT mom now, and make the dough later? If in fact that is your goal to be a FT mom? You could achieve your "goal" a lot sooner.

05-10-2004, 02:55 PM	#4
justaguest Guest Posts: n/a	Just curious..sounds like you are making plenty of dough now...and have a goal of "retiring" in 14 years to be a full-time mom..quick math tells me that since you have 2 kids already, they must be at least 1 month and 2 years old at least(maybe older), so in 14 years those two kids are going to be 14 and 16..almost time for them to leave the house.... If your goal was to retire at 40 and go cruising around the world with just your spouse...I'd say you were on track...but to retire at 40 to be a full-time mom to kids that have almost become fully grown seems to be doing things in the wrong order? Why not be a FT mom now, and make the dough later? If in fact that is your goal to be a FT mom? You could achieve your "goal" a lot sooner.