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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, I don't WANT to do any of those things but I do them anyways.
It's 950 am, I have a 2 and 4 year old. So far (since 630 am)
I have
Gotten them up, dressed, fed, changed and trimmed both of their hair, cut nails
Played outside for 30 minutes digging in their little garden. Cleaned them up from that 
Put laundry in, folded and put away laundry
Prepped food and put in crockpot for dinner 
Did 3 puzzles, practiced writing and reading 3 letter words with older one, DEF with younger one (tracing) and counting. Older child now sitting and doing number stickers (on his pants) 
Do I pass?[/quote]

I did all that too and I work. [/quote]

You did not do all that with your kids before work, get real. [/quote]

It's a holiday.  Of course I didn't do literally the same thing, but I did the equivalent and got some work done, also.  So sick of the SAHM  martyr card.  It just is not. that. hard.[/quote]

Where do you work? That last time I brought my clippers to work and trimmed my kids hair on my desk I got a stern reprimand from HR. So unfair [/quote]

Clearly reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, but I guess that's not relevant to your life, anyway.

Also, DH cuts the kids' nails. Because he's a parent, not a paycheck.[/quote]

Ha! I am about to blow your mind. I'm an ER doc who works 5 12 hour shifts per month. And no, not a lot of reading on the job![/quote]

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