Has anyone ever convinced their husband to leave his job to follow them traveling?

[psych1]

I would like to travel and I want my family with me. We have 3 children and never see eachother because we work opposite shifts so as not to send the 2 youngest to daycare. I have told my husband that we can have an exciting life traveling and that I can earn what we both earned and still have fun ( I hope this is true). I need input from you all how to make this happen, housing wise and transportation wise, etc. I need to know if there are others traveling with their spouses (husbands specifically) who are not working, but taking care of the kids and how is this working for you? Help? Any family friendly agencies out there? We've already sold the house and are living in an apt before buying the next. I want to travel before we buy our next home.While we are not tied down. Thanks for any responses.

[housemomma]

yep sure does............ however her assignment ends in Mid Jan and can run from 12 -18 weeks......... So yes i would rather be in Fla in Jan. instead of Illinois!!! lol:) :) :)

[renerian, BSN, RN]

My hubby is a BSN RN as well with a PhD in HCA. I am trying to get him to consider it but it is a hard sell. I keep saying he could get a management assignment. I will keep trying. Our last one of 5 graduates from high school this year (PRAISE GOD we survived), so maybe 2006 is the year.

renerian

[psych1]

Hey, I hope he takes the leap into traveling with you. My husband has decided to go to nursing school. Traveling had a lot to do with his decision. I can't wait to get started.