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That’s my mom unfortunately.

Not the same but similar-ish. (There’s 2 more videos on the channel)

seems an appropriate thread to share this. Ive watched Cody’s videos for a few years now, find them really interesting/entertaining. Has some interesting ideas for different historical events. Would highly recommend.

And if you want to wfh full time you should be able to. It should be down to the individual not the company on whether you wfh. Some of my colleagues would rather wfh permanently and I think they should be allowed to do so if that’s what they want. I’ve seen other people in the thread mention their companies backtrack on allowing wfh and it’s annoyed me. sorry I rambled on a bit before I was half asleep rocking a toddler to sleep

I work in a mortgage contact centre for a fairly large building society. Been there for 10 years. When Covid hit, I was one of the first to go wfh due to my mrs having very severe asthma and didn’t want to take chances of getting covid. At first it was a great novelty, not having to commute, have a lie in, felt more comfortable. After a year and a half of that I just couldn’t do it. I’d isolated myself so much that I became miserable and requested to come back to the office full time. For me, I’m much happier in an office cause I like my colleagues, it’s a great place environment. our policy is that you can either work 1 week in 4 in office, or mixed during the week. I think people should be given the choice as long as they’re productive. I’ve spoken to staff in other call centres, one of which who had worked from home since covid permanently. Fair play, if that makes you happy and works for you, you carry on.

Fantastic news!

Anyone else’s kids have a noise sensitivity when they were toddlers? I’ve just picked up little un from childminder and she said that he was freaking out at the sounds of motorbikes and aeroplanes above to the point of complete meltdown. This seems new as he’s never really been like that around me and mrs. im trying not to freak out cause he was born prematurely and he had a bad reaction to gentamyacin which I know can affect hearing. He has an audiologist so will mention at next appointment but yeah just wanted some other peoples thoughts.

Sorry to hear this mate, condolences to the family

I’m sorry to hear this mate. How old is your little one? If it’s any consolation as mentioned previously we went through the exact same thing with our little one. I’d does get easier and once they’re onto solids it reduced drastically in our case. Might be worth asking doctor about lanzaprozol. Our consultant told us gaviscon and omeprazole were pretty much useless for really bad reflux.

It’s a meme….. feel free to make your own?

I dunno, sounds dynamite to me.

You will get the odd projectile vomit which is normal. My little un who was 6 weeks premature had really bad vomiting which required medication for the first year. I know it’s easier said than done but try not to worry, but there’s nothing wrong with seeing the doctor if you’re really concerned. Congrats btw!