Well, good luck!
I wonder if I'll be in your shoes in X number of years... when there are little kids running around, or not so little ones. Currently I'm loving my job but I won't be a working mom so things will have to change. My experiences of the last week or so are making it really really obvious that I can't afford to miss a major worldview shift, like the one from procedural to OO. I just won't be able to get back in without series retraining. Just keeping up on new languages, that I can manage, but if I let myself get ten years out of date I'll never work again.
It is not that hard to retrain if you don't think in a box. Many people just can't let old ideas go. The idea that you can't teach a old dog new tricks is garbage. Even with the so called world view shift lots of companies and projects don't bother with OO.
That's what happened to me whilst I was mucking about with tech support --- the world changed, C and Assembler went out of style, and everything went to the web and OOP.
And the world is changing on us yet again, Jen ... I think this Rapid Application Development thing is going places. Ruby on Rails is all the rage here in Austin.
I've been considering taking a Java course at the community college.