Archive for the 'Work' Category

In which I’m now visiting a shiz-hole twice a day

Friday, January 7th, 2011

When I went back to work after having Babboo the Human Resources representative sent me up three floors to pump in a bathroom in a common area.  This bathroom had a little shower room at the back of it.  The shower room locked and I was able to keep my pump supplies there without worry [...]

In which I return to work and get stuck on a bus

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010

Judging from the picture in my last post, it’s been an entire month since I posted anything.
Oopsie.

To make up for it I’ll sprinkle this post with photos of our sweet (not so) little Rerun.

While I’d been working part time from home since Rerun was about 9 weeks old I officially started back, full time, [...]

In which I feel guilt

Tuesday, October 19th, 2010

I remember this distinct feeling of guilt when I would lay Babboo down in his crib for the night.  I always felt like I hadn’t been able to spend enough time with him that day.  I would whisper to him, “I promise tomorrow will be different and I’ll hold you more” and then vow to [...]

In which I give up and The King climbs to the top of the world

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

I comfortably wore high heels to work almost everyday with Babboo.  I assumed I’d do the same thing with this pregnancy.
Last Wednesday I came into the office and sat down at my desk.  My back instantly informed me that that day would be my last day to wear high heels.
I feel like I’ve given up.
I [...]

In which you weren’t the last to know

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

Not only was it exciting to finally get to tell the interweb about Rerun, it was wonderful to read all of your comments and e-mails.
Man, I love the interweb.
I’m currently 22 weeks along (something like 5 ½ months).  Yes, we know it’s a boy.  And yes, we’re pretty thrilled about adding another precious boy to [...]

In which tennis shoes are not allowed. Ever.

Friday, February 26th, 2010

Let’s say that The King is an english teacher (he isn’t, but let’s just pretend for a minute). And let’s say that he’s worked at public schools for the last 10 years. That is until he lost his job last July.
In the mean time he’s been able to pick up some work as [...]