It went quicker than I'd expected. Probably because I get home and have only two hours (mainly spent cooking and eating dinner) before I have to start getting the baby ready for bed. I could come in even earlier, but then I wouldn't get to see her awake in the morning. Not cool. If she starts waking up earlier, I can adjust my schedule. Thankfully I have that flexibility.
I didn't even attempt to work on my thesis this week. If I hadn't made so much progress on it in the past month or so, I'd probably be upset about that. That's exactly why I busted my butt to get most of it done before I was full time again.
I am tired, but not exhausted. Sad, but not depressed. Life is what you make of it, right? At least we have lunch breaks together, and weekends to look forward to.
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Sounds like you guys are adjusting to the new schedule well. Hooray! :) It's definitely difficult to be a working Mom. It's also difficult to be a stay at home Dad. You're both doing such a great job making sure Evie is a happy, healthy baby! I love the Friday photos! :)
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