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difficult child quit her job tonight.
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<blockquote data-quote="dashcat" data-source="post: 542834" data-attributes="member: 9175"><p>Oh, make no mistake: getting her to work is a BATTLE. It takes her hours to do the simplest thing (unless, for some weird reason, son wants to do it). Everything has to be accompanied by loud music blaring AND there are thousands of attention seeking moments that simply drive me up a wall. Example: she is to empty the dishwasher or the dishdrainer daily (this is when she was working ...it was her sole responsbility to be done daily). The ipod dock (mine) is in the kitchen. She plays it - changes songs 20 times, graps glasses and forks for microphones, finds me wherever I am and sings and dances in my face. Total unloading time for Dash: 5 minutes, difficult child: 20 minutes. As long as she is being pleasant, I try to ignore it but it does secretly drive me mad.</p><p></p><p>When she paints next week, there will be loud music, there will be constant coming in to ge water, show me her tan, sing in my face, ask me to come look at her work .... This, she does quite intentionally in hopes that I'll give up and just do it myself. Not going to happen.</p><p></p><p>but, yes, after much effort, she will work. </p><p></p><p>Nancy, I really can't believe she quit that job. If she'd hung in there,she might have gotten a banquet job or gotten on the lunch or dinner shift. </p><p></p><p>What in the world are they thinking?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dashcat, post: 542834, member: 9175"] Oh, make no mistake: getting her to work is a BATTLE. It takes her hours to do the simplest thing (unless, for some weird reason, son wants to do it). Everything has to be accompanied by loud music blaring AND there are thousands of attention seeking moments that simply drive me up a wall. Example: she is to empty the dishwasher or the dishdrainer daily (this is when she was working ...it was her sole responsbility to be done daily). The ipod dock (mine) is in the kitchen. She plays it - changes songs 20 times, graps glasses and forks for microphones, finds me wherever I am and sings and dances in my face. Total unloading time for Dash: 5 minutes, difficult child: 20 minutes. As long as she is being pleasant, I try to ignore it but it does secretly drive me mad. When she paints next week, there will be loud music, there will be constant coming in to ge water, show me her tan, sing in my face, ask me to come look at her work .... This, she does quite intentionally in hopes that I'll give up and just do it myself. Not going to happen. but, yes, after much effort, she will work. Nancy, I really can't believe she quit that job. If she'd hung in there,she might have gotten a banquet job or gotten on the lunch or dinner shift. What in the world are they thinking? [/QUOTE]
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