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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9124931" data-attributes="member: 6684958">They make time.&nbsp; It's not so hard, if you want to do it.&nbsp; A couple years after people start families this problem crops up: People suddenly have no time.&nbsp; As a person without that problem, I would be amazed with others had it.&nbsp; So I decided to do something about it.&nbsp; While some people will be &quot;lost forever&quot; in family life of a pit of cage own making, others have a chance.&nbsp; So I set myself up to help people run their lives for the better.&nbsp; Starting with simple things like &quot;don't watch TV&quot; and going up to the hard things like &quot;just tell your spouse no&quot;.&nbsp; Years ago, when everyone had young kids we did all day get togethers.&nbsp; Starting with an early breakfast (some people would simply come over Friday night and sleep over).&nbsp; Then both the kids and spouses would be sent away.&nbsp; The kids would be sent off to do some kid activity and the non gaming spouses would do their own thing.&nbsp; So we could game roughly 9am to 3pm.&nbsp; Then everyone could come back for dinner, then sent off to evening activities.&nbsp; Then we could game 6pm to well dawn if we wanted(as again people would stay over Saturday night).&nbsp; Today, it's just more &quot;keep the spouses busy&quot;, but it's much the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9124931, member: 6684958"] They make time. It's not so hard, if you want to do it. A couple years after people start families this problem crops up: People suddenly have no time. As a person without that problem, I would be amazed with others had it. So I decided to do something about it. While some people will be "lost forever" in family life of a pit of cage own making, others have a chance. So I set myself up to help people run their lives for the better. Starting with simple things like "don't watch TV" and going up to the hard things like "just tell your spouse no". Years ago, when everyone had young kids we did all day get togethers. Starting with an early breakfast (some people would simply come over Friday night and sleep over). Then both the kids and spouses would be sent away. The kids would be sent off to do some kid activity and the non gaming spouses would do their own thing. So we could game roughly 9am to 3pm. Then everyone could come back for dinner, then sent off to evening activities. Then we could game 6pm to well dawn if we wanted(as again people would stay over Saturday night). Today, it's just more "keep the spouses busy", but it's much the same. [/QUOTE]

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