I've changed a big part of my life recently. I went back to work. Part time but still a big change. I've been a stay at home mom for the past 3 years and I had gotten so used to the home routine. Working for someone else is a new challenge.
Right now I'm still in orientation so it's full time for 3 weeks and very hard on the kids. I'm lucky that hubby is in Real Estate and has such flexible hours. The kids are always with a parent or family except when at school so they are coping.
I guess I'm lucky that I chose nursing as a profession oh so many years ago. Nursing has given me the luxury to choose my specialty, hours, quit for years and step back in. All great things to have. This job is days and I will be gone while the kids are in school so it shouldn't impact them too much. The only sad part is the weekend rotation but people are sick 24/7 and I chose a specialty that has patients every day, night and weekends.
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Follow my life as a mommy to my 2 adoption gifts from God and Ukraine. Warning, this is a conservative blog.I am becoming more vocal about my tea party leanings. If you are liberal and are easily ruffled, don't read. I also throw in a little psych nursing to amuse myself.
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"The truth is that the least-studied phase of human development remains
the phase during which a child is acquiring all that makes him most distinctively human. Here is still a continent to conquer."
John Bowlby (1999) as quoted in Mary Main's book; Epilogue. Attachment theory: Eighteen points with suggestions for future studies.
the phase during which a child is acquiring all that makes him most distinctively human. Here is still a continent to conquer."
John Bowlby (1999) as quoted in Mary Main's book; Epilogue. Attachment theory: Eighteen points with suggestions for future studies.
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