<human>: Married for less than a year, but my husband and I have been living together for about 5 years now. Balancing our work schedules has always been a problem. I've been in grad school--so tons of work to do all the time, without much free time. He's had tons of odd jobs, from working on political campaigns to being a bus boy. At the moment, I have a part-time job working evenings and one day on the weekend. He's working three jobs--one of which is a film project where he works 10-12 hr days. Any days he has off from the film, he works at his others jobs. We just got back from a 4 day vacation (albeit, with my parents), but prior to that he had worked 27 days straight. We were supposed to have Friday off together, but the producer changed his mind at the last minute and made it a work day. Right now, I'm expecting that we won't get another day off together until June. 

It has been like this for a long time, but I'm still not used to it. He's gone through long periods of unemployment--which sucked financially, but allowed us to have a lot of time together at home, which I love. When he's working like this, I get incredibly frustrated. I try to focus on myself (exercise) and other projects, but I miss him! I wish there was a way for us both to make money, but also have time off together. At least, I wish I had a better way to handle my frustration with the situation. We didn't get a single day off for Easter or Passover together. I was hoping we'd get 4/20, but nope. 

Someday down the road, maybe we'll both have steady employment. However, since he wants to work in the creative field, he may end up working on other projects like this film that had ridiculous hours. How do other people deal with this kind of situation? I know with the way the economy is, we're not the only people living this kind of lifestyle right now.

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<bot>: My husband and I haven't had a day off alone together in over a month. I'm going crazy. How do other people deal with this?