Clicky POLL: Which are you..

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• AuburnBride06

  January 2011

  I was actually curious about this earlier this morning, as I was running very very late, no makeup, and making a very hurried trip to wal-mart with DS to get a new thermometer so I could make sure he didn't have a fever before taking him to DC. It was one heck of a hectic morning. I got to work an hour late looking like total crap. (no makeup is NOT me).  But yea I've wondered about how many of us IF'ers work. As far as my "IRL" friends go, they are all SAHMs and are all very fertile. 
  

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• KYRN

  January 2011

  I chose FT but I work the minimum hours in my company to be considered FT, 32.  I work M-Th. 

  DS is almost 2 and my cousin and DH (he works nights)  watch him while I work.  He loves my cousin and her kids (who are in school most of the time).  DS lost his sh!t this morning when I dropped him off, I have never cried over leaving him even when he was a baby (I don't cry much in general) but I teared up as I was leaving.  It made me re-consider being a WM.
  

  
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• krissyh21 member

  January 2011

  I put part time, since I usually put in 3 nights a week, but when needed I work a 5 day work week.
  

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• bmf8140 member

  January 2011

  I'd definitely consider myself a full time working mother, BUT I do get most of June and all of July off for summer break. Nice perk for a teacher!

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• kristinamh6

  January 2011

  I am self employed and work from home, and my hours are part time (usually). I SAH, but I have to work too. So I don't think I really fall into any of these categories.

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• schmoodle member

  January 2011

  I said full time, even though technically I'm on a "reduced" schedule (even further reduced since I'm pregnant) but I still end up working almost 40 hours a week. If I was full time here it'd be more like 55-60.

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• dejavu

  January 2011

  i put part time.  though technically i am a full-time employee, i have been on extended maternity leave since DS was born and don't work Fridays.

  
  

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