I didn't want to give up my job when we moved for my husband's. To keep it, I flew across the country almost every week.

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The logistics of my arrangement were frustrating, but the trade-off was worthwhile. It allowed me to live part-time in Oklahoma with my husband without giving up a job that I truly loved. Allie HubersMy husband had to move from South Dakota to Oklahoma for work, but I didn't want to give up my job.

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