How to Get Back Home
Okay, I'm stuck. How can I go back home?
Perhaps you're one of the 80% of women who would like nothing better than to quit your job and go back home, whether or not you have children. Perhaps you've dreamed of leaving it all behind to go home and make "home" the place you long for it to be. But, practically speaking, you just don't see how it can be done. We don't live in a one-income economy any longer (thanks to years of feminist policies--see Forced Labor by Brian Robertson for a thorough expose' of this fact). Maybe your husband is convinced your family cannot make it without your salary. This section is here for you. Here you will find articles, links and tips to show you how you can go back home...without losing your mind or convincing others you have!

Mrs. Paine reviews a wonderful resource for one-income living.

Mrs. Jefferson shares her journey from workplace to homeplace and its challenges and rewards.

Often, women who are contemplating a return home concentrate all of their energies on the actual build-up to the retirement from the workforce. Once they return home, however, the new reality of their situation comes as a shock.

Mrs. Jefferson shares tips for preparing financially to return home full-time. (This is part three of a five-part series.)

What are some of the fears or concerns women must face when they decide to return home? Mrs. Jefferson focuses upon mental and spiritual preparations for a homecoming. (This is part two of a five-part series.)

Are you a working woman with a heart longing to come home? Mrs. Jefferson shares her reasons for her desire to return home. [Note: This is part one of a five-part series on coming home that Mrs. Jefferson will be sharing with LAF readers.]

The first step to coming home is to simply make the decision to do so, then develop a plan to live within one's means.