@ aubs Thanks! I'm pretty excited too. It's not a sure thing, but if things are looking like they're on track in the next couple months, my next birth control refill (which ends in May) will be my last. It's so intimidating, lol.
He's not sure if he can handle work and school at the same time, either--especially since the curriculum at his school goes from easy to hard pretty fast and he's already feeling like it's tough to keep up. But I might be able to handle it on my income alone if I get the promotion I'm going for, and if not, we should be okay as long as he can get grants and scholarships so that we don't have to pay $450 a month out of pocket for tuition again next year. >.> (The thing I'm looking forward to most with our tax return is paying off his tuition for the rest of this school year. That extra $450 a month March through August will help us put a LOT of money away in savings.)
Both of you are just amazing. You work so hard, and he's going to school and trying to work (hopefully he can handle working and school, I couldn't) and now a baby? OMG. I'm just so excited for you two!
Thanks! I'm pretty excited too. It's not a sure thing, but if things are looking like they're on track in the next couple months, my next birth control refill (which ends in May) will be my last. It's so intimidating, lol.
He's not sure if he can handle work and school at the same time, either--especially since the curriculum at his school goes from easy to hard pretty fast and he's already feeling like it's tough to keep up. But I might be able to handle it on my income alone if I get the promotion I'm going for, and if not, we should be okay as long as he can get grants and scholarships so that we don't have to pay $450 a month out of pocket for tuition again next year. >.> (The thing I'm looking forward to most with our tax return is paying off his tuition for the rest of this school year. That extra $450 a month March through August will help us put a LOT of money away in savings.)