Mine taught school and continued to do so after I retired. Yours?

was a secretary before my son was born. God I wish she could go back to work.

Mine stays at home and tends to my needs...……..

Speech Path for the school district.

Bookkeeper and office mgr. for an engineering/manufacturing company. She just retired on Dec. 31.

Mine has an MBA and is a CPA

My wife is one driven, hardworking SOB. The most competitive person I know. She amazes me with her work ethic, and is currently a Director at the Corporate level. She calls me her trophy husband, and says she works so hard to keep me in nice things.......

Congrats to her on the retirement.

X2....but I never really retired.

My wife is a school teacher, getting her Masters in school counseling (3 more classes and she is done), and she owns a small business doing family portraits.

Same. Retired last year and went back part time.

All this wife stuff disappoints me..

Mine used to be a quality assurance technician at HEB. Im not exactly sure what she does now but still with the same company. She works and works hard. Im sure all spouses feel the same way, but her education surpasses what she is doing and I think her work ethic far exceeds many of her coworkers. I hope she is realized and gets moved up for her efforts.

I have a great tee shirt that says You can't scare me, my wife has a Law Degree.

Lucky for me her partners have become hunting buddies.

Mine is an office manager/bookkeeper for a realtor / property management company but only works part time (22-26 hours per week) and off on Fridays. The pro here is she has businesses for any kind of repair or handy work we ever need around the house or rental properties ... and they gladly jump on our personal stuff to stay in good standing with her for more business of the managed properties.

She hasn't worked full time since our daughter was born 33+ years ago, so she was available for taking/picking up the kids to/from school along with being able to go to all the day time functions. We chose that path over her working full time. It was a financial hardship for years but we could live a comfortable life, just not too many frills without some planning.

My wife left her job, outside the home, when my oldest was born.
Since then, she has been focused on raising me and the kids.

I am thankful to be blessed enough to allow her to be an awesome wife of 28 years and amazing mother for our two kids for the last 23 years.

International IT Project Manager...retired. She also did all my office stuff (payroll, taxes, insurance, invoicing and such) for 20 years for my construction business before I sold it. She worked her tail off.

Mine was a bartender, then a high school teacher for 2 years, then a bartender for a year, then worked downstream O&G for 10 years. After our second child she stayed home. Got bored after about a year and got her real estate license. She's been doing that and running our business for the last three years.

Mine was a legal assistant until she had our son, quit for a year then back to work until he was 5 then retired and became a stay home mom.

Californication.

The wife, way back when, wanted a part time job. She became a school bus driver, and did it for 33 years, then retired and got a nice pension.

Mine is still working 3 years after I retired, but she works from home. I’m ok with it.

My wife taught in Christian schools for 18 years which pays almost nothing, so she left and she has been at UTSA now for 9-10 years. Associate Director, wears a few hats, teaches a little, runs a scholarship program. She gets wore out by the end of the week sometimes, but makes me proud of her, she goes above and beyond for the students.

Mine has worked for a pest control co. for the last 12 years or so. Office stuff. Only 6 miles from the house which is awesome for where we live

Mine is a retired school teacher. Sub teaching now and loves it! No lesson plans or grading to do at the house, plus gives her something to do.