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I can really feel for you. I used to be in the military, work a part-time job and care for my oldest for a few hours when she was an infant. I'm not sure what you do right now, but here are things that helped me. Anything I could set up before gong to work I would do. Whether that is laying out clothes for the following day to pre-packing your lunch. These first few things seem small, but are accomplished much quicker when you are fully awake. Secondly I would try to do what I call task grouping of errands. For instance yesterday I had four errands to do. I needed to do some banking so I picked a location at the supermarket. I then moved on to my second task which was grocery shopping. When I exited the supermarket I was able to take care of recycling since there are recycling stations at the rear of the supermarket. I then completed my fourth task which was to fill up with gas at the station directly across from the supermarket. What this did for me is it allowed me more free time on certain days. I also started the day looking at a picture of my daughter and reminding myself why I was going through all of this. As my oldest child grew up and I still had military commitments, we would write little notes to each other talking about each others day or things on our minds. My oldest was still fairly your but my wife helped her with these notes. I know I've written a book here, but I wanted to give you an answer you could use. I hope this helps you in some way.

From the hours it sounds like you're a bartender or something of that sort in which case you're really between a rock and a hard place especially considering that you have a family and school going on at the same time. No matter how you do the math you still only have 12 hours outside of work everyday. That means if you get 6 hours sleep, you have 6 hours to bathe, eat, drive, study, in addition to doing everything that you need to do with your children. My best advice is to try to shave 2 hours off of your job each day, giving you 14 hours. With those 14 hours, schedule everything, from meals to study time, and force yourself to follow that schedule religiously. You probably won't be able to do this in the long-term but set a goal to get through the semester. I would really suggest rearranging the schedule as much as you can to make your family the priority. Life is so short - missing quality time with your kids to work at a job that at the end of the day is just a job is never worth it.

hey miss thats i believe you did a great job i realy appreciate it first thing i want you to tell yes there is lot of way to earn money throung online though but before you did that i warn you its i think waisting time earning money while stay at home its look sounds good but its not like the way it is you have work more hard here while working in full time work and college and taking care of your hubby and you childrens so think it twice but never loose hope i am sorry if i disappoint you every one here is looking for their downline which help them to increase their earning i hope you ll able to earn more than them may allah help you sister

that is a pretty long work shift to make some money. those hours are pretty odd also. i am sure it can be abit tough to work that kind of shift every day. sounds like an interesting job to work from 2pm till 2am.