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Hmmm. Dunno about being buoyant.Originally posted by bobspud View PostBest time for this to happen. Market seems buoyant in infrastructure and you have a new baby to spend time with if you wish. Well done for surviving a truly awful twunt of a client.
Yeh. Warchest is there and I'm surprisingly OK about it. We'll see how it goes....
After the sleepless nights, is working away a few nights that bad? ;-)Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Careful now NLUK. First few sentences were normal you but that last part you almost came over a nice guy LOL :-)Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou don't say...
Yes you can, and did very regularly and ad infinitum..
Complain when you are in the gig, complain when the renew and still at it when they bin you. Poor buggers can't win.
Enjoy your time at home, get a great gig with nothing to complain about and you will wonder why on earth you stuck it through for so long. Looking forward to the boomed thread soon.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Unix support/admin, network management mainly.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWhat's your field of work?Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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When we had ours the midwife told me to move into the spare room so that I would get a nice nights sleepOriginally posted by psychocandy View PostHmmm. Dunno about being buoyant.
Yeh. Warchest is there and I'm surprisingly OK about it. We'll see how it goes....
After the sleepless nights, is working away a few nights that bad? ;-)
Wife was about to protest about it when the midwife turned on her and said you can sleep when the baby does he needs to go to work
I didn't have the guts to move into the spare room so I got a job in Holland instead!
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LOL. Nice one midwife....Originally posted by bobspud View PostWhen we had ours the midwife told me to move into the spare room so that I would get a nice nights sleep
Wife was about to protest about it when the midwife turned on her and said you can sleep when the baby does he needs to go to work
I didn't have the guts to move into the spare room so I got a job in Holland instead!
I been in the spare room but getting up to do the bottles etc. Easy peasy. Get up sort the bottle, give to wife, back to bed. 5 mins tops. Wife then feeds/does nappy.
She seems happy with this but I feel a bit guilty. First day back WFH today.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Breast feeding is best.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostI been in the spare room but getting up to do the bottles etc. Easy peasy. Get up sort the bottle, give to wife, back to bed. 5 mins tops.
Man wakes up. Checks. Nope, he doesn't have tits. Goes back to sleep. Sorted.Free advice and opinions - refunds are available if you are not 100% satisfied.Comment
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Yep. And of course its free.Originally posted by Wanderer View PostBreast feeding is best.
Man wakes up. Checks. Nope, he doesn't have tits. Goes back to sleep. Sorted.
Never knew though - babies dont sleep as long when you give them breast milk. The manufactured stuff apparently has more in it so they sleep longer.
Currently lucky if shes going 2 hours. Tell me this is going to change soon! (Other son is almost 10 so I cant remember!)Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Depends on how huch they are getting out of the nork...Originally posted by psychocandy View PostYep. And of course its free.
Never knew though - babies dont sleep as long when you give them breast milk. The manufactured stuff apparently has more in it so they sleep longer.
Currently lucky if shes going 2 hours. Tell me this is going to change soon! (Other son is almost 10 so I cant remember!)
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My elder daughter never slept for more than 20 minutes until she was 13 months old. She would sleep in the car if you drove, but woke up as soon as you stopped to try and grab some sleep yourself.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostCurrently lucky if shes going 2 hours. Tell me this is going to change soon! (Other son is almost 10 so I cant remember!)
She just screamed the whole time. And I mean SCREAMED!!!Comment
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