Definitions courtesy of
urbandictionary.com:
Jozi
Abbreviation for the city, Johannesburg (in
South Africa).
Work at home Mom
Hi
there and thank you for reading!
I
am a twenty-uhm-thirty something work at home mother. I live, work and playing
in a busy and chaotic Johannesburg home together with my dear husband ‘A’, my four-year-old
daughter, 'Noodle' and my son 'Squish', who just turned one.
Noodle
is a talkative and creative little girl and a typical girly-girl, with a love
of princesses, tutus, butterflies and the like. At the same time, she is deeply
philosophical and spends hours pondering the meaning and order of life and has
many challenging questions for us. Squish is a tornado of energy with a smile
that can melt icebergs and keeps us entertained with his rapidly developing
walking-talking-climbing-monkeying skills.
After a Master's degree and several years
engaged in corporate politics, I made the monumental decision about a year ago,
just before Squish was born, to leave my well-paying but extremely demanding
banking job in order to spend more quality time with my family. It was a
difficult decision since I had a job that I loved and which paid the bills, but
having worked crazy hours when Noodle was a baby I knew that this was the right
decision for our family. I have also always dreamed of running my own little
empire and am confident that this is a step in the right direction.
I
now work part-time from home running a consultancy business, which I am still trying
to build up. It will still be a while before I can live out my fantasy of
rolling in cash like Scrooge McDuck (which is unfortunate as I have an
affliction for shopping), but fortunately I have a supportive husband and great
general support system. For now, I limit my working hours to mornings when
Noodle is at school.
Working
part-time means I now have the fortune of being able to spend the rest of my
time engaged in family adventures and trying to raise kind, responsible and
intelligent offspring with good morals, or at the very least try not to put
them up for adoption when they are tearing the house apart and trying to kill
one another. In addition, for 2015 I have decided to dabble in a bit of
blogging. Welcome to a peek into my work and play antics.
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