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<blockquote data-quote="Retired Educator" data-source="post: 250931" data-attributes="member: 3373">Earlier I commented about Blue Laws and being married to a nurse who has worked a lot of Sundays' in our 40+ years of marriage. Her job has nothing to do with religion, nor does my belief that Sunday opening would sometimes be a convenience for me. Her working on Sundays has not prevented us from having a good family life. You determine how much time is spent with your family, not some business being closed on Sunday. Our kids were involved in a lot of school activities. We made it a point of eating supper together every night that they did not have a game or wrestling match. Sometimes being together as a family does not mean that all the family member are together. Everyone will occasionally have a conflict. Number 1 is quality time as opposed to quantity. Family time might be everybody at a game or match, or concert, or science fair. If every one takes an interest in what each member of the family is doing, that is quality time. A Blue Law has nothing to do with that. Somehow we got off on a tangent in this conversation about immigration. For me it's a problem, just not a problem related to a Blue Law.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retired Educator, post: 250931, member: 3373"] Earlier I commented about Blue Laws and being married to a nurse who has worked a lot of Sundays' in our 40+ years of marriage. Her job has nothing to do with religion, nor does my belief that Sunday opening would sometimes be a convenience for me. Her working on Sundays has not prevented us from having a good family life. You determine how much time is spent with your family, not some business being closed on Sunday. Our kids were involved in a lot of school activities. We made it a point of eating supper together every night that they did not have a game or wrestling match. Sometimes being together as a family does not mean that all the family member are together. Everyone will occasionally have a conflict. Number 1 is quality time as opposed to quantity. Family time might be everybody at a game or match, or concert, or science fair. If every one takes an interest in what each member of the family is doing, that is quality time. A Blue Law has nothing to do with that. Somehow we got off on a tangent in this conversation about immigration. For me it's a problem, just not a problem related to a Blue Law. [/QUOTE]

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