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    WorkingClassMum is offline Bubhub Award Winner - 2010/ 2011- Most Politically Correct Member
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    Hey I have plenty of time b/w 11pm and 5.30am

    My morning starts at 5.30am so I can have a shower on my own...put on a load of washing, COFFEE

    Before 6 the kids are up,

    6.30 we are ready to leave. Walk dogs to creche and drop off DD, walk to before-care @ school, drop off DS, walk dogs home.

    7.30 in car on my way to work...

    5.30pm pick up DD, DD in bath, start dinner and homework and reader, DS in bath, feed dogs, unpack school bag, pack lunches for tomorrow, feed cat, bring in and hang out washing, unpack dishwasher

    6.30 Dinner

    7.00 Dishes, and pack dishwasher, finish lunches, clothes out for tomorrow, make sure homework is finished, teeth, a few books, COFFEE

    7.30 kids in bed

    7.40 finish folding washing, and anything else for tomorrow (always tomorrow), sweep floors, take out rubbish, get out meat for tomorrow's dinner, general tidy,

    8.30 falls onto couch in comatose stupor

    8.45 bookkeeping ( I also work from home...)

    at some stage I know I go to bed - cos that's where I wake up....

    My Guilty Sin Confession: some of the jobs I have are slow ATM so I BubHub at work...
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    Hey Tracey (starlet),

    What's your workplace like? Do you have good relations with them?

    I wouldn't mention about the pregnancy unless you have good relations with them and only until after 1st trimester or until its pretty obvious.

    I didn't get a good reaction with my workplace when I told them about number 2 even though they would have known we were trying coz I had to take time off after my miscarriage!!

    Anyway.... hope everyone is doing well... hey weekend is here!!! YAY!!!
    Mummy to Emily 7/2/06 , m/c on 13/1/07 , Harrison finally born 3/11/07

    "A baby will make love stronger, days shorter, nights longer, bank accounts smaller, home happier, clothes shabbier, the past forgotten, and the future worth living for"

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    Smile Hi

    Hi all you wonderful working mummys im so glad i have come across this thread so i can talk to others that are dealing with same day to day things that i am

    Name - Lizzy

    Age - 26

    Children - DD Natalya (11.04.2007)

    Status - Engaged

    FT/PT - I work 4 days a week Leaving the house @ 7am and get home @ 6pm

    Job Description - Admin for a large civil construction company.

    Looking forward to getting to know you all better

    Talk soon
    Me - 28 Him - 37
    Little miss - April 07


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    Quote Originally Posted by bigglet View Post
    Hey Tracey (starlet),

    What's your workplace like? Do you have good relations with them?

    I wouldn't mention about the pregnancy unless you have good relations with them and only until after 1st trimester or until its pretty obvious.

    I didn't get a good reaction with my workplace when I told them about number 2 even though they would have known we were trying coz I had to take time off after my miscarriage!!

    Anyway.... hope everyone is doing well... hey weekend is here!!! YAY!!!
    I work for the government, so they are pretty good. However they are paying for me to study and my contract will run out in January! Eek!
    Tracey, 27 and my hubby Matt, 27
    Mum to: 4 boys - Jayden, 5/7/02 * Bailey, 10/2/04 * Owen, 11/06/07 * Jye, 11/12/08
    BABY GIRL - Tahnee, born May 14th, 2010
    Stepmum to Charlotte, 10/9/04

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    How exciting....I've gone back to work fulltime this year after a year off work and have really struggled with the "loss" of friends. I am in a really family friendly workplace with lots of mums but sometimes you really don't feel like talking about home stuff at work! My stats as follows:

    Name - Catherine
    Age - 32
    DD - Audrey 15 months
    Status - Married
    F/T or P/T - Full time
    Job description - Head of Department in a Secondary School
    My Beef - time, time, time - cleaning, ironing, exercise, painting my toenails, tidying my wardrobe or undie drawer etc.......are all left until last which consequently means they never get done!

    Love to talk to more crazy mums!
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    DD 08/01/2007
    DS 04/02/2010

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    I am sticking my head in quickly to say that I too am a tired working mum.
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    three little people aged 5, 3 and 1
    Part time - but it is 4 days a week and I log in from home when I am not there so it feels like full time.
    Married.
    I work in legal policy.
    My beef - husbands who don't pick up after themselves, and a constantly messy house, and being tired all the time.

    Here is my big whinge - most nights when he is home (he does some shift work and is studying) he lies on the couch while I sweep, mop, pick up toys, cook, clean, and iron. He tells me that he is tired - which, strangely enough, is how I feel too!!! Grrrrr......

    I am lucky because for three days a week we have a nanny so I only have to get myself out of the house. ONe day a week I start at 7am and finish at 2pm and DH starts at 2 and finishes at 10pm so he does the morning shift at home and I do the afternoon shift. It makes for a long day but it helps to have one day of not paying for care - and it is good for him to be part of school, playschool, home for the kids too.

    Now I have to go and do the ironing before falling into bed. Oh - and clean the kitchen!
    And pay some bills. And try to dry the couch cushion that someone spilt cordial on this afternoon. And put a load of washing on. And remember to defrost something for dinner tomorrow night. And really - I had better get off the computer!
    Nice to talk to you all!

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    How are all you working mummies doing?

    What do you do on your days off? I'm off on the weekends but I am still on the go (even if most of it is seeing friends, etc it's still draining!!).

    I am finding work hard at the moment, at around 2pm I am getting sooooo tired (pregnancy! ARGH!). I am dreading when the morning sickness kicks in! Not too sure how I will cope!
    Tracey, 27 and my hubby Matt, 27
    Mum to: 4 boys - Jayden, 5/7/02 * Bailey, 10/2/04 * Owen, 11/06/07 * Jye, 11/12/08
    BABY GIRL - Tahnee, born May 14th, 2010
    Stepmum to Charlotte, 10/9/04

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    Hey ladies! I'm 22yrs old and a part time working single mummy. I work three days a week in pharmacy. Those days i'm up at 6am, out of the house by 7.30 and we get home usually by 5.30. Then there's dinner, washing, showers and getting mister off to bed. My main issues are just feeling so drained by the time we get home, mentally and physically but i'm glad i work the 3 days in a row so i have quality time with DS. I just wish i had more hours in between getting home and going to bed. Hope to talk more soon nat xxx
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    DD1 - 5/5/2010
    DD2 - 22/5/2011

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    Hi girlies just thought I would pop my head in.. Im pretty sure Im getting my AF so Im feeling rather quiet depressed! it ALWAYS happens pre period AND I can NEVER say no to the od choccy so i gave in and had one of my lindt choc balls that I got for easter BUT its been in there since easter so I thought I deserve it... oh i feel guilty now... how is everyone... I was just talking to someone from work sayig I hate the whole Monday work cycle it depresses me I HAVE to work but i just cant wait until my weekends are full of partys because my house is lovely and looking nice after all my hard work and money!!!!

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    hey ladies how are we all.

    been working heaps, feel so sorry for my little man i have been leaving for work before his up and then coming home in time to feed bath and put him to bed.

    but i guess got to keep in mind im doing it for us...
    THE MUMMY: Lou 24 The DADDY: Cayne 25
    THE Little man: Lukey 25-11-05
    The one on the way - due 2nd April 2011


 

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