I’ve been short with the kids this weekend.
To be fair to me, they have been even more intense than usual. But, I’ve just been increasingly annoyed, and I’m annoyed how annoyed I’ve been.
It’s taken me the entire weekend to realize that I’m actually stressed about the upcoming week at work, and it’s not really them.
I’m usually much better at separating work and home than this.
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1 opinion for Separating work and home
JayMonster
Jun 9, 2008 at 10:06 am
It is easy to separate the attention (most of the time), but stress is hard to separate, at least until you can identify the actual source.
Why, yes I do state the obvious well.
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