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Boyfriend works alllll the tiiiiime
Ok, so my boyfriend is a workaholic. He works ATLEAST 12 hour days sometimes 12+ hour daysss and never gets a day off! argg. I usually don't have a problem with this, because hes a farmer and it is harvest time right now, so of course he's going to be busy, but what's bothering me is that he's leaving in less then a week to go to college and is spending like 0 time with me before he goes
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Ask him if there is anyway possible that you could just get one day with him, or even a little extra, or if he could somehow get off? Because you want to do something just the two of you.
Ya know I heard of this site a farmer made, for other farmers to find people to date who are farmers, lol. Heh just something I thought was funny, because I didn't know farmers worked such long hours, how can they date? |
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ahhh you have no idea!! he is always fixing something or baling or hauling bales or checking cow's or swathing or combining..! drives me crazy. atleast when hes swathing or combining i sometimes drive out to the feild 40 mins from my house! to spend a few hours with him riding around while he does his work. ain't i a nice girlfriend? ha. |
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He gets a lunch break, right? Maybe offer to bring him lunch a couple times a week so you have some extra time together and he's gets a nicer lunch than he'd probably bring for himself!
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Thats rather interesting, why not try to surprise him with a picnic!=] I'm sure he could spare 20-30 min and have a nice romantic picnic.
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If you approached him and stated that you understand how hard he works and you'd like to have more time together before he goes, so you thought lunch together once in awhile would be a good way to do that. He might stop eating on the go for just two or three days out of the week so that you can be together.
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What the !!! LOL Why does he make it impossible?! Haha, okay can you ask him what time he gets his lunch at? Just say your curious or ya want to talk on the phone or make something up.=] Then show up 10 maybe 16 minutes early to make sure he didn't take it early or jets off at the second he gets it!
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I feel ya. My husband works 12-16 hours days most of the time too. There's ALWAYS a problem needs troubleshooting or a deadline or a con call or a client visit... ALWAYS!
Ima keep my eye on this thread for ideas cos I haven't figgered it out yet either.....
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haha, i dont know why he makes it impossible!! His lunch = eating a sandwich in the swather for like 10 mins, while hes driving. Not much of a lunch break if you ask me lol! I could ask him about having lunch together but he would probably have to check it over with his boss first. Ah i swear he works him to the bone.. thats why i feel so bad for complaining that he works way too much, its not really his fault..
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