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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i have 9 files in my claude project and it still wouldn't grab the right one
so i built a conductor skill, and here is the free version that does the same job
every single time i asked claude for help with dinner or the school calendar, i had to remind it that i’d already written all of this down for it. every time...
the 11 lines that stopped claude asking me the same questions every session (The Prompt Drop #14)
one file about my hours, my kids and my bedtime, pasted in once, and it stopped guessing
for about a year i opened a new chat every time i wanted help with something, typed out my whole situation again, got something generic back, and corr...
6 things on my work calendar that nobody has ever scheduled over
the one that surprised me most was daycare pickup honestly, i put it on my work calendar as a recurring invite same as any other meeting on there and fully braced for someone to ask me what it was, and nobody ever has. not one person, not o...
what i actually pay for childcare
the real ledger, and the two weeks in august nobody plans for
i was sitting in the car after drop off when i opened the email and started adding it up, and then i texted the group chat like holy shit, this was hundreds of dollars i wasn’t...
i order the whole week's groceries from the couch in 5 minutes (The Prompt Drop #13)
skylight doesn't talk to claude, and the workaround turned out better than an integration
the parts of my sunday setup that go and get things on their own, the google calendar and the HEB weekly ad, have run without me since february. but...
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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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