Don't fall for the hoe math with the rounding and the woe is me act. It's 3/4 a year per kid, she spent just under 4 years pregnant.
If you only count the 16ish hours awake per day whilst pregnant that averages out to working a 43 hour/week job for those ten years. (280 days x 16 hours x 5 kids / 520 weeks in ten years)
Or you could say she's been working 65 hour weeks at a job where she can just sleep away 1/3rd of her shift I guess.
If she's stay at home the husband's probably spent more hours at work in that time period than she did pregnant.
the father is a kind small time baby farmer who let his field fallow between years before planting his seed again. Unlike some factory farms out there who only cares about production and cranking them out.
Five kids in ten years, man that woman spent a decade pregnant.
Don't fall for the hoe math with the rounding and the woe is me act. It's 3/4 a year per kid, she spent just under 4 years pregnant.
If you only count the 16ish hours awake per day whilst pregnant that averages out to working a 43 hour/week job for those ten years. (280 days x 16 hours x 5 kids / 520 weeks in ten years)
Or you could say she's been working 65 hour weeks at a job where she can just sleep away 1/3rd of her shift I guess.
If she's stay at home the husband's probably spent more hours at work in that time period than she did pregnant.
Think of all the periods she skipped
Silver linings over uteral ones I suppose
the father is a kind small time baby farmer who let his field fallow between years before planting his seed again. Unlike some factory farms out there who only cares about production and cranking them out.