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That's because parenting is a full time 24/8
7/365 job and work is effectively a tea break from parenting...
Then you're doing it incorrectly.
That's because parenting is a full time 24/8I stopped working to be a full-time stay at home parent. Despite having small kids at home to keep somewhat busy, I absolutely hated it.
Then you're doing it incorrectly.But even travelling becomes sort of routine when you do it too often I find.
I got up some days at 5 to do my work before parenting. Not really a tea break! Still working until 9 pm most week days. My kids are older and certainly leave me have my coffee alone, I still need some kind of outlet.work is effectively a tea break from parenting...
Only if you're giving it 114%?That's because parenting is a full time 24/8
Just my experience. Having travel extensively around Europe in the past decade, it can become routine when you start going abroad every six weeks, visiting different places. While traveling fill a lot of my life and I organise trips as much as I can, only doing that is not enough for me.Then you're doing it incorrectly.
Exactly thisI think a lot of people are looking for paid - even very low paid - work. This would give PRSI contributions or just a sense of value to their time and time-boxing the work
They might have been involved in its creation.You might be looking at a work and an elderly person approaches you asking if you would like to know more about the work.
Totally get this.While traveling fill a lot of my life and I organise trips as much as I can, only doing that is not enough for me.