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<blockquote data-quote="retiredTxfeeder" data-source="post: 1920880" data-attributes="member: 52978"><p>When I went into feeders, my son had just been born and my daughter came along 2 years later.&nbsp; I was only seeing them a few minutes in the morning and they were usually both asleep when I got home from a long day and drove the 25 minutes home while I was in package cars.&nbsp; I saw my kids more when I was in feeders than any other time.&nbsp; I had a 2000 start time, and when they got a little older, I could pick them up from school, bath time and eat dinner as a family.&nbsp; Might even get to tuck them in before I left for work. I never got to do that in packages.&nbsp; I was getting home usually between 8-9pm every night. I had a little trouble sleeping days at first.&nbsp; Room darkening curtains, phone unplugged in the bedroom.&nbsp; Strict orders not to wake me up unless the house was on fire.&nbsp; Even my neighbor next door wouldn&#039;t mow his grass in the mornings so he wouldn&#039;t bother me.&nbsp; Everybody has to make decisions, and this one is up to you.&nbsp; I made the best decision for me and my family, and I&#039;d do it all over again.&nbsp; Put on your big boy pants and stop waffling.&nbsp; Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="retiredTxfeeder, post: 1920880, member: 52978"] When I went into feeders, my son had just been born and my daughter came along 2 years later. I was only seeing them a few minutes in the morning and they were usually both asleep when I got home from a long day and drove the 25 minutes home while I was in package cars. I saw my kids more when I was in feeders than any other time. I had a 2000 start time, and when they got a little older, I could pick them up from school, bath time and eat dinner as a family. Might even get to tuck them in before I left for work. I never got to do that in packages. I was getting home usually between 8-9pm every night. I had a little trouble sleeping days at first. Room darkening curtains, phone unplugged in the bedroom. Strict orders not to wake me up unless the house was on fire. Even my neighbor next door wouldn't mow his grass in the mornings so he wouldn't bother me. Everybody has to make decisions, and this one is up to you. I made the best decision for me and my family, and I'd do it all over again. Put on your big boy pants and stop waffling. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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