omg. i'm wasting so much of my life sleeping!
actually, what i was suggesting is that as i incorporate my family into my world of learning, by focusing on my studies and taking my family with me, i ensure their education and my best goal for them. so by focusing on my studies i am focusing on my family. when i take my children on research trips, i expose them to the realities of the world and ensure their growth as whole people prepared to tackle big problems, of which the world is always made. by having my family at department and school functions, i promote and teach social networking which will strengthen their ability to make something of themselves. by having my children in my office at work, i impress upon them the vital importance of education and at the same lucky time, show them what women are capable of. and finally, with my work centering on human rights, i demonstrate to my children the importance of working toward noble goals despite any odds and the value of human life and rights. it really couldn't be more ideal.
it just seems to me that by choosing a career in learning, the best thing i can do for my family is to include them in that world.
but i see what you mean. but everyone has to find money somewhere, and i just see no better way than an occupation in which i can include my children.
Edited by brennakimi, : No reason given.