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DREADING GOING BACK TO WORK TOMMORROW

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toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:11

MIGHT BE BEING A DRAMA QUEEN BUT, dreading going back to work 2morrow. ds is 6 months, dont know how i will walk out door knowing i wont see him all day- silly me . trying to be positive but feeling upset

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hercules · 10/07/2005 09:14

The thought of it is far worse than the actual doing. I found that I was so busy I didnt give dd a thought.
Just think of conversations with adults, lunch breaks, going to the loo alone....

toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:16

thanks- i am hoping this will be the case. i have a nice job so thats a bonus

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hercules · 10/07/2005 09:24

What do you do? I'm a teacher so actually didnt get that much adult time anyway or a lunch break either!

toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:24

teacher too

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hercules · 10/07/2005 09:25

snap! Primary or secondary?

hercules · 10/07/2005 09:25

take back what I said about adult contact then.

toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:26

lol -primary. will be in EY for 2 weeks

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Lonelymum · 10/07/2005 09:27

Lucky you! I know it will seem hard at first, but as someone who gave up teaching nine years ago to have her family and never went back (well only briefly) I can tell you you are doing the right thing to keep your hand in. You will appreciate your time away and your time with your ds far more.

hercules · 10/07/2005 09:28

At least you're only going back for a short while before the holidays and will get full pay for them. I went back one week before Summer Half Term last year.

toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:28

yes i am sure i will, and there's always the holidays! did u teach primary too?

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toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:29

well thats the plan. need the moneynow!! i am really going 2 make the most of the 6 weeks

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Lonelymum · 10/07/2005 09:34

You have timed your return to work very cleverly! Yes I taught primary. I really should go back, but I can't make up my mind that I want the hassle. When I did briefly return, I found the children I was teaching were so unpleasant, I couldn't wait to get back each day to my own lovely children. That is what I meant about appreciating your own ds more. However, it wasn't good for me as I found I couldn't commit to the job anymore and I gave it up again after four months.

If you have only been away for a short time, I am sure you won't have the same problems as me. Think of the money!

toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:36

yes, very lucky timing ! the children in my schol are generally lovely so i am lucky there

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toria77 · 10/07/2005 09:36

what do u teach hercules?

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Ruthiebaby · 13/07/2005 14:31

How did it go ?

I'm having to go back next month

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