I'm thinking, more and more, about maybe, possibly, could-be-willing-for-the-right-thing, going back to work.
Here's how that's shaking out:
Angsty posts to Facebook about applying for a job: 1
Supportive comments from friends saying GO FOR IT: 28
Days since I applied to the first job: 2
Number of times Amazon has contacted me about a job in Seattle: 2
Number of times the company I applied to has contacted me: 0
Day care facilities I've contacted as part of my process: 2
Number of times I cried watching a virtual tour of a day care: 1
Number of times I've changed what I think I want: 387478329783474938283744389
How many minutes since I applied to a second place: 5
Don't know what I'm hoping, but here's hoping!
About Me
- auntninn
- I live in the desert with my husband, our daughter and our two golden retrievers. Stay-at-home mom, former math/computer geek, erstwhile hobby gourmet cook, sewing dabbler, aspiring yoga instructor, wine enthusiast, semi-skilled baker, failed housekeeper.
I should be cleaning. I'm reading these instead.
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Wallets in the Shop!2 years ago
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It's a Jalie Halloween!5 years ago
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teatime with predators7 years ago
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Tooth Fairy Cushion Tutorial7 years ago
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Janey Jump Around (night) Dress9 years ago
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September Showcase: Shandiin Tank and Tunic10 years ago
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Kitschy Coo's Sew Along
The Cool Girls' Club
1 comment:
Oh, good luck with it! I remember touring one daycare where a little boy was sleeping and they said he got dropped off at 6:30 am and picked up around 5 pm (his mom was a nurse). I was so depressed. But your hours will NOT be that bad and she'll enjoy meeting new people (eventually). You are NOT a bad mother for thinking about going back to work! (If I'm a little emphatic here, it's because I'm trying to reinforce myself - I got caught in a long line at the fabric store near carpool time and then got paged by a hospital while the kids were getting in the car, etc.)
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