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It is hard being 6 years old

June 15th, 2009 No Comments

Driving to school this morning, I looked at my youngest in the rear view mirror and said “are you looking forward to the fact that mormor (grandma in danish) is coming to stay with us tomorrow?”

Matilda casually replied, without ever taking her eyes of the road “yah…….but I gotta survive today first”. Honestly, – she should try leading my life! May I just here add – before I get any phone calls from social services – Matilda is a well loved little girl and really her life is not that bad although it obviously felt so on this particular Monday morning!

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New Job?

May 29th, 2009 No Comments

I woke up this morning and thought “right in addition to running KSBKids I need another job”.  I spend all day on my own working in my little office.  I get the kids from school and once they are in bed, I am yet again in front of the computer.  How did my life get so sad?  I guess I should really cancel the TV licence as I never get to watch it these days.  If the girls go and see their dad at the weekend, –  guess what…. I work yet again.

Extra money from an additional job wouldn’t go a miss, - but perhaps getting a job would also me good for me. I am not an introvert, I like company, I like socialising and interacting with other people so perhaps getting a job would be good for my own well-being and personal happiness!

But here it comes………what am I gonna do? What am I good at? I mean I cannot remember the last interview I had it is that long ago!

In a rather desperate moment I sent an email to a few friends saying “help, need a job, what do you think I would be good at?” – well, an abbreviated version of my email but I trust you get my point.

One friend wrote back  “I know you probably feel crap but little steps and you can get over this little bump in the road”.  “A little bump in the road” – is he having a laugh?  Looks like a great big f***ing hole from where I am standing!!!!!!!!!!!!  Have no idea what to do and don’t forget no matter what would be good for me career-wise, I need to consider my girls’ needs more than mine. Ohhhh there is times I wish I could just focus on creating a career. I am often struggling with the balance between my career aspirations and being a good parent. Not really sure of my next move!
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Twitter, Facebook, SEO, Blog?

May 18th, 2009 No Comments

I am always working, if not working I am running after the kids, food shopping, cutting the lawn etc. I will most like hit the next person who tries to lecturer me on the importance of “me time”.

It is not that I dont believe in “me time” – I would love it!!!!!!!! However, being a single mum, with 2 kids and my own little business “me time” just does not feature at this stage of my life. I wish it did.

It is all about prioritising I am told, but what if you have not even got time to complete the jobs assigned priority 1?

When it comes to my business I struggle a little, there is so much to do. I am told to twitter, blog, write on Facebook and this is on top of all the other things.

Can anyone out there throw a little light on how I possibly can manage to engage in them all and which ones I should focus on?

This questioned is raised by one over-worked working mum!

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