TanaL
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DSharpe said:Ok - just got a phone call finalizing some (not necessarily fun) things for me.
My old job (I left them in Feb - not enough money, not enough time at home) called and is taking me up on my offer (made in a short lapse of good judgement and generosity) to help them out if the new guy didn't pan out for them. They are letting him go and hiring someone that is starting on Oct 2. In the meantime (on short - less than 24 hr notice), I will be doing my old job then training her when she arrives. They actually offered the job back to me at the salary they are offering her, but that doesn't solve my time issue, so I said No (I LOVED being home this summer!)
My husband thinks I'm totally nuts for doing this. I like to think of it as not burning any bridges, keeping my options open, staying on top of my 'work' game, etc! LOL
SO, in summary...
Bad - less time here to play with my friends, exercise schedule may get nixed
Good - only temporary and during school hours (and see reasons above)
Better - negotiated a 30% raise in the daily rate that I charged them in August (filled in while he was on vacation for a week)
BEST - depending on how long it takes to train her, this $$ (plus the money made in August) will pay for most if not all of our cruise by the time I'm through with this assignment!!
how flattering that they want you back, you must have done a great job there!
I could not get to sleep and woke an hour before my regular get up time. Wish I could stay home and go back to sleep, but ..... 
DH was able to take the kids from me some nights when I was trying to calm them down and he would send me downstairs. He usually had them to sleep in no time.
DD3 really has him wrapped around her little finger. They know that I mean business when I say bed time!!
At first I put him on me in bed & had pillows on either side of me to keep my arms around him. He would squeak like a rusty gate when he slept. When we watch video of him now I am reminded how bad it was. We got use to it. I would close his door & ours so that it wouldn't keep me awake at night.
Of course if the squeaking stopped, I would wake up terrified. He outgrew it around 2 years and we had to get use to the silence.
so this morning all that was out was her brand new tennis shoes. She couldn't wait to get them on this morning. Something tells me that new shoes may be a great bribe for her in a few years...
I swore to the doctor that I didn't push DD down or keep her from crawling/walking but I sure didn't work with her on pulling herself up while holding to my fingers. 