u/Electronic_Outside25

Hey nerds. I’m a stay at home mom with a bachelors in communications. I did a mixed major with some courses in PR/marketing.

Prior background was in the finance industry creating internal knowledgebase resources and training materials, which I enjoy doing. I like organizing and creating materials in this capacity.

I am eager to contribute to my household again, looking for something part time, flexible, and remote. Glassdoor and Indeed are depressing.

What types of industries/jobs should I be looking for? Are there any certifications or courses you’d recommend? Tips? Help me be productive again!

Well guys. It happened. I accidentally sh*t my pants.

I’m three weeks post-op and very much still figuring out what screws with my tummy. I ate some sautéed Cajun shrimp for lunch made at home & some raw mini cucumbers (not my first meal today). My tummy was rumbling like I had gas. Twas not gas in my ass. VERY glad I was actually home.

Needless to say, if you’re post-op and get the rumbles, don’t trust a fart.

‘Sup gall gang.

TLDR: I’m curious what foods were unexpected that you could no longer tolerate after?

I’m almost 3 weeks post-op & it’s been relatively uneventful. However, I’ve had a few bouts of GI distress since that’s comparable to still having my gallbladder 😩

I ate a measly 1/2 sandwich on sourdough, ham, cheese, mustard, mayo, and tomato. I proceeded to be confined to the bathroom violently ill for an hour within 10 minutes of eating it. Now the guessing game of what didn’t agree. 🫩

🛟 SOS
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I wash my hands ALOT. I mean, between washing dishes, baby cups, washing my hands after the bathroom, my hands are in water an insane amount during the day.

No matter what I do, gloves included, my hands are so awfully dry. My fingers are rough and skin is splitting by my nail.

What can I do to help?

Bonjour. My baby just turned one and there for a while, when he would wake in the night, we could soothe him and put him back in his crib to sleep the remainder of the night.

The last month and a half, we’ve been able to put him down in his bed, but he’s waking 2ish times a night. When we soothe to put back down, he instantly pops awake and wails crying wanting to cling to us.

It’s been impossible for us to put him back in his bed, and just so we can get sleep, we’ve been bringing him to our bed. We have not been able to successfully lay him back down in his bed during the middle of the night in WEEKS. It hurts my heart to hear him cry like that so I give in and snuggle him in our bed.

We’ve tried:
-leaving a hand on him, patting
-chair right by crib
-pick up/put down

He takes 1/2 naps a day and doesn’t feed overnight anymore.

Help! The lack of sleep is messing with my brain. I just need tips to make this better for us all.

In other Gate 3 news, the new greenway extension at Redstone Rd to Green Cove is now ready to use!

It’s nice and smooth pavement, but not a lot of shade cover. Bring bug spray!It was cool to see others using it this morning 🤗

My brain is craving stimulation. Think: science fun facts, supernatural conspiracy theories, health & wellness hot topics, self improvement, Mark Rober/Cleo Abrahms type. I want to learn something cool or theories tested.

I’m usually a crime podcast girly, but I’m so bored and need something more intellectually stimulating.