u/Kooky_Bus_1057

I am a 38-year-old married mother of four (ages 13, 10, 7, and 4). Ever since I can remember, I’ve wanted to be an attorney. Some of my earliest memories are of sitting in my grandfather’s law office, fascinated by the work he did.
I earned a bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, graduating Summa Cum Laude, and have spent the last 14 years building a successful clinical career. But the desire to pursue law has never really gone away.
For the moms out there who have made a significant career change later in life: Is it realistic to pursue law at this stage and still be a present, engaged mom? For those who became attorneys, were you able to find a position that allowed you to make a decent living, cover student loan payments, and maintain a reasonable work-life balance without consistently working or studying 60+ hours a week?
I’d love to hear honest experiences—the good, the bad, and everything in between.

Does anybody know why there seems to be less than positive lines about Scott Swift in Taylor songs?
The two that come to mind are: “careless man’s careful daughter”
“Leaving like a father, running like water”
But I think there might be others.

Taylor store is POPPIN right now! Run!

I’m in my 30s, married, looking to invest. We have investments, but don’t have anyone managing them. Who has someone that they highly recommend. Would you be willing to share the average percentage of increase or even dollar amounts? I’m in healthcare so finances are so so foreign to me.

Neighbor has 4 dogs and they bark at our fence the ENTIRE time we are outside. I can’t handle it.