Marriage problems
Marriage problems
How many of you are wanting to sell it all and move to the islands and your spouse is against it?
Is this an off topic topic?
Is this an off topic topic?
i would love to do that--run an inn or something-- my husband though is tied to the lab. too many interesting things to figure out..so there is NO way he'd go (and has said as much)
but ont he plus side, he truly LOVES what he does, and for that I am grateful (but really really cold)
but ont he plus side, he truly LOVES what he does, and for that I am grateful (but really really cold)
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I am soooo blessed to have a hubby that loves STJ as much as me! We are trying to figure out a way to live there someday!!!(but our boys won't go for it)
You'll be the first to know when it happens!!
~Cheers ya'll~
You'll be the first to know when it happens!!
~Cheers ya'll~
I've got 2 tickets to paradise~Pack your bags we'll leave tonight!
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After 5 years of on-island living, I think that I am more against it than he is an he has only been there 3 times.
I think it is because I know what it is like to live there and I prefer to visit at this stage of my life.
Island life is just like life anywhere else. You need to get up and go to work, make dinner, do laundry, clean the house(or apt., in most cases), pay bills, get gas, etc. The only difference is that there are beautiful beaches (that you rarely have time to get to) and nice weather.
I much prefer the dream of living on island and not having to work. Raising money for local schools and charities, swimming every day, and picking up the mail only when I feel like it. It will be a long time before we can do that, so for now, vacationing is the perfect thing for me.
I think it is because I know what it is like to live there and I prefer to visit at this stage of my life.
Island life is just like life anywhere else. You need to get up and go to work, make dinner, do laundry, clean the house(or apt., in most cases), pay bills, get gas, etc. The only difference is that there are beautiful beaches (that you rarely have time to get to) and nice weather.
I much prefer the dream of living on island and not having to work. Raising money for local schools and charities, swimming every day, and picking up the mail only when I feel like it. It will be a long time before we can do that, so for now, vacationing is the perfect thing for me.
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hi djmmom. we have been going to stj since 1998. the last 4-5 yrs we have been talking about moving there just for the winter months. but the big hangup is our GROWN kids..lol lol. we just want them to move back in and take care of the house and bills and cats lol. they just cannot get it together enough to do this. we figured we would need 5 to $10,000 to live on from dec-may. but we could get jobs...hubbie has many years experience in the hotel bus. and i am a travel agent. anyone in michigan want to rent out a house cheap..must adore cats..we have 3. we talk about this all the time. i quess it is just a dream, so we fly down as often as we can. hmmmmmmmm i could go down anytime i want but nobody to hang with. hubbie is tied down to his job here. any takers?



Sure, I used to have those kind of spouse problems. Her idea of a perfect vacation is Disney World - spiritual wasteland. I divested that spouse; she was an under performing asset.
My kids and my lady love to travel and do the same fun stuff I love to do. My eleven year old daughter asks about the different schools on STJ and fantasizes about life there. Christine walks in from the cold, says bad words and asks "Why aren't we on St. John?!"
Soon come.
Cheers, RickG
My kids and my lady love to travel and do the same fun stuff I love to do. My eleven year old daughter asks about the different schools on STJ and fantasizes about life there. Christine walks in from the cold, says bad words and asks "Why aren't we on St. John?!"
Soon come.
Cheers, RickG
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