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I did the stupidest thing everRating: (votes: 0) ![]() Just tell her what happened. It's all very reasonable, and people understand that life does things when we don't expect it. Comment:
that's not stupid at all! no need to put yourself down... just explain the situation to her. If you left on a good note, she'll prob be glad to have you back.
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I agree..just explain. You are not stupid. We have all had to make a u turn when life hands us a new change. You are a great mom and wife.
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Yes, explain what happened. It's certainly not the stupidest thing ever. Don't beat yerself up.
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shanika, please don't even bit yourself up at all, you did what you thought would be good for your family, it wasn't a mistake at all. At least you are taking care of your child and husband, some mothers that I have seen wouldn't even give a crap about their child. Like it's been said already, if you left on a good note, that person will be glad to have you back. (If you have worked for an employer like my last employer, you probably won't leave on a good note, "stupid ass employer"). But anyway you will be just fine, just go back and talk to him or her.
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Are you saying that you merely approached someone about a position, or was one actually offered and you accepted it? If no offer has been tendered, then there is no problem - just explain that your circumstances have suddenly changed, and you'll need to stay on nights for a while.If you haven't quit your present job, there really should not be a problem, and you are feeling bad about the missed opportunity, as well as the change you wanted that now won't happen.
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Don't beat yourself up. Circumstances change, so we adapt.
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Meh. Stuff happens. I had just returned to work after my 2nd child was born and I had a set schedule based on my husbands schedule. My children did not have other caregivers at that time. About 2 weeks after I returned to work, my husbands psychotic boss changed his schedule to a 3-days working 8-5, then 2 days working 2-10pm. And this flipped every week or so. It was insane! I finally just had to quit altogether because my supervisor couldn't work with the new schedule. I didn't blame her at all. She had to meet the needs of the unit. I was so glad when DH's boss was promoted and that schedule nonsense stopped. I went back to my former supervisor and she happily rehired me.
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so tell me again why we are always working around our husbands schedules?
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Quote from tiddlesso tell me again why we are always working around our husbands schedules?
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Quote from applescruffetteOoh, I know, I know! It's because jobs are really damned hard to land lately, and we do what we have to do to make it work out, including working around our husband's schedule.
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Quote from pennyalineNo, dear. The poster asked why we're ALWAYS doing it, even before the jobs crunch.And it's true. We did. So, why?
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