Mine is an HR director. She works harder than I ever have.

Mine retired after 36 years as a high school teacher. Now that's dedication.

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Mine has not worked in 16 years. She used to work at a bearing and parts store.

Marketing rep. Neck surgery #6 took her out of employment game. It was tough losing that 50K salary and living solely off my income. It took over 5 years to get her approved for permanent disability for SSI.

Mine just went through a major lay-off after 18 years. She was a director of corporate communications and is interviewing in the same line of work now. Fingers crossed, she just had her 4th interview for a real good opportunity.

My momma drove a school bus. She parked in near a barn on the farm. The grandchildren loved to play school bus when they came to visit.

My better half is Senior Administration Assistant for an engineering and construction company. She will retire in May on her 66th birthday. I'm not sure what she will do after that but she is a high energy person and has talked about some volunteer work in a couple of different endeavors. She has worked hard and deserves retirement. Sure going to miss her salary though. I still raise cattle so my "retirement" will probably be face down in a cow lot.

After staying home for over 10 years when my youngest started school... she went back and graduated.

She makes more than me now....

Mine's a kindergarten teacher in a low income school. I couldn't put up with some of the mess she deals with, and I wont let her stay at school after dark.

My wife stayed home and gave up a career in sales to raise our kids. She later worked full-time as a school teacher before she had enough with unruly kids and parents who should have never had kids and decided to become a substitute. Now she only teaches when and where she chooses.

I can't overlook mentioning that stay-at-home moms often work as hard or harder than women who leave the house every day. In fact, it's the around-the-clock work that goes with being a full-time mom that pushes a lot of women into the paid workforce. I seldom call my wife by her name but by the title she earned through years of sacrifice and dedication to our girls - Mother.

My wife is awesome. She works harder than I ever could. In training, she worked 90-130 hours a week.

She is down to 50-60 hours a week and I take care of the office/house/kids.

My bride was a Game Warden years ago and then we had kids. She retired until the kids got old enough and then went into to teaching. Still working God Bless her.

Mine is a dental hygienist. When 4 kids were young she stayed home. Now their gone and she is back at it.
Recently cut down to two days a week. Will retire in a couple of years. It’s been a great profession for her/us.

I couldn’t imagine being with a Dependasaurus

My wife is a full-time caregiver for her 97yo mother. In her spare time she cares for me! It's all good.

Mine was a director of a hospital, now works on the family ranch, and raises our two girls ( all at the age of 32). Best decision ever! I won't amount to nearly half she has

Mine is a retired 2nd grade teacher who still subs. We did good Mr. Bill.

My wife took 20 years off from working to be a stay at home Mom for our five daughters. Now she handles the financial side of our battery business.

Mine’s been a RN for about 10 years and nearly done with her Nurse Prac.... I hoping for that Trophy Husband status one day

Mine is now retired but she was a Senior Network Engineer (data communications).

Mine is an elementary school principal.

Mine is a pre assessment RN. Drives 36 miles to work. Been at the same hospital for close to 20 years. Won't retire for another 15. I'll retire next January.

Mine is an Assistant vice President/retail office manager for the biggest bank in East Texas makes great money and she’s happy