invisible labor, visible systems. scripts, AI, and the real mental load of a working mom of two who's still in her 9-5 and not planning on quitting.
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my pediatrician told me something about working mom guilt that i was not prepared to hear
my youngest’s 12 month appointment was in the middle of a work day, bc that is when appointments are when you have a 9-5. i had my list of questions sitting in my phone - milk, sleep, whether we were behind on anything, all the normal 12 mo...
i got all 4 days of halloween weekend covered with 1 text (The Prompt Drop #17)
by wednesday every halloween task has a name and a date on it, so saturday night you’re just outside with your kids.
i opened my calendar last week to put one birthday party in and ended up just sitting there looking at 4 days in a row, bc...
i was at a toxic job for 7 years and cannot imagine doing it as a mom
i was at a super toxic job for about 7 years. it was my first job right out of college. and don’t get me wrong - it taught me A LOT. i learned how to sell, how to hustle, how to build relationships, about technology, how to give and receive...
4 messages i send instead of “i’m sorry” at work
i spent years apologizing for having kids at work and tbh i’m done being polite... the last one is for whoever says “must be nice to leave at 5”
i typed “sorry to hop off” into a teams message a few weeks ago, sat there looking at it, dele...
i made a holiday command center website that dad, grandma and the sitter can access
it took me 5 mins let me show you how
there is an early release on the 30th because the school is doing trunk or treat at 4:30, but school actually ends at 4, so you have to go pick them up by 4 and then turn right back around and come bac...
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working mom of 2 with an actual 9-5 in austin, tx. i write about mental load, invisible labor, and the systems that give me my brain back. not here to tell you to quit your job, here to make the one you have survivable.
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