Teeny,
Good luck with the study, you can put the degree on your cv, just put awaiting results!
I picked up some certificates along the way and they are sometimes worth a gcse or 2, worth a mention also.
I agree with Optical about the job but it depends what you are looking for!
I really fancy social work, and my degree is pretty keyed into that, it really depends if dh is able to manage on his own when the girls are older, atm he can't, and there is no prognosis on his back, but i assume its progressive and will never get any better than it is now, and that means he needs care.
School work is handy when you have children! It's what i did when i had my eldest, then i did study also, my degree was spread over about 10 years as i took years at a time out when i had the children.
I am not feeling 'right' at the moment towards dh, I am sure it is getting better, but the other day he said something about 'when i used to love him' I felt awful and didn't defend it nearly enough which i think made him a bit sad! I think he wanted me to jump to my defence and say how i still loved him! Anyway his birthday is soon, and i really don't know what to get him so do any of you loved up wife's and gf's have any ideas?
I have about a week!
I may have a go at taking some pictures of the girls on a plain backdrop at home to get framed, as they may behave for 1 picture if i take enough and frame it for him from them, but i need to get something from me, other than the aftershave gift set i already have!
Emz, lovely idea to meet for a day out, not sure if a little far by the time we get there, but the thought is good, regional meets, my region is a bit sparce i think!
Ym, I had 4 really sick pregnancies (2 boy 2 girl!) and the Rosie i hardly knew she was there, i was so worried i was not pregnant or something, i had a scan at 9 weeks and saw beanie and chilled a bit, early pregnancy is my least fave bit of it all xx
Hugs to mummies getting no sleep, i am one too, although my dd didnt get up last night so it was only baby feeds i had to do and she was up once about an hour after going to bed then again about 3am, so not bad at all, still feel shit though from lack of sleep, and tooth ache!
Emzy, you go with all the food, sounds like you need to!
How kind of you to give things away, I can't part with things but i know i should, my friend is due any moment and if she has a girl i feel i should pass things on to her. I have an attic to clear, with 3 bags, keep, bin and charity!
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to those with dh's with uncertain jobs, I know it is no fun, when dh's back went, I thought it was just a few weeks off and painkillers, turned out it was an underlying problem that was not going to get better and it is really hard to adjust to, after a year off work had to let him go, he worked in a good job sometimes up to 90 hours a week, he liked work and it is what made him who he was, so taking it away from him was like stealing his identity, we had lots to cope with all at once!
Our silver lining is how close our dd is to my dh, she loves her Daddy more than anything, and it is because from 4 months old she has cuddled up to him while he has been laid up!
Well big
got to go and see if i can find a sleep sack for Rosie, she is growing out of hers and kicks covers right off!
BTP xx
I always seem to write an essay on here, when i did my degree i did do a piece on forum conversation and it was one of my highest marks, nothing like writing about what you know!!