Another question. Yea I play like shit, I get on heaters and think I'm good, but... Hang on, I'm getting ahead of myself.

I'm selling my house in April. We are moving back to the city. The wife can't handle commuting. We will be renting for about two years, until her work decides where they want to move too themselves, when the lease is up at the end of /07. We may be in a position to have me quit my job, to persue other interests. If I get my roll up to $2.5K after moving to $100NL, (hopefully moving by march) How easy can I maintain a possible $150-$200 a day withdrawls playing poker while still building a roll. Ok, I understand variance. I understand BR management if you need to start withdrawing. I will have some cushion, not alot, but some, with the sale of the house. My goal is not Full time poker player. More of a put the kid in daycare for half days, play half days as well as my usual amounts of 45K hands a month at night. I want to look for a new line of work, but earn enough to maintain the staatus quo, until I figure out my situation.

I don't need $100 an hour, for a long term plan. I am wondering what the feeling is about the stability of poker for this type of earning. I'm Canadian, so online bans, taxes and other poker problems are not of a concern as much as the ability to earn some part time money. For a certain amount of time. 2 buy ins a day at $100NL, or 1 buy in a day a $200NL. Can this be acheived with little pressure, if I spend some considerable time on my game between now and the end of april? Between bonus whoring, playing a ton of hands (50K+) a month and some improvement to my game, can I do this.