Babycatcher

Babycatcherhttp://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/I'm a midwife, not that I have a job as there aren't any jobs for midwives anymore. Don't believe a word the government say on the matter. So right now I'm in my last week of training. I used to have a nice blog as a student on another site but The Observer published some of it without asking and I got scared that I was about to be exposed so dropped it. I really need to keep this anonymous due to the nature of my (hopefully one day) job. I wasn't very good last time and people worked out who I was. Hopefully I'll be better this time. en-EUhourly82000-01-01T12:00+00:00Babycatcherhttp://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/http://data5.blog.de/design/preview/b2/04b81dfb73ad5bcaaa55eb8b962c04_160x200.jpgShake shake shake shake the room.http://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/2008/02/27/shake-shake-shake-shake-the-room-3789683/2008-02-27T20:45:38+01:00 Well along with 99% of the population I was woken up by "THE EARTHQUAKE" last night. DH sat up in bed yelling "what is it", I knew straight away (somehow) that it was an earthquake. I live VERY close to the epicentre and the roaring noise was horrendous, and the banging from the doors, bookcases, etc was also very loud. I couldn't get back to sleep and spent most of the night on the internet. Good to see that the forum geeks were reporting back quicker than BBC News! Then I had to go to work this morning - everyone was talking about the earthquake. I was looking after a womman in labour who had an epidural in. The radio was one talking about the earthquake and I was listening to that and half listening to my menot going on about how "in America they don't see it as a big deal". "No", I agreed, "its more normal over there". Then realised she was talking about epidurals not earthquakes! <a href="http://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/2008/02/27/shake-shake-shake-shake-the-room-3789683/#comments">Comments</a> Well along with 99% of the population I was woken up by "THE EARTHQUAKE" last night. DH sat up in bed yelling "what is it", I knew straight away (somehow) that it was an earthquake. I live VERY close to the epicentre and the roaring noise was horrendous, and the banging from the doors, bookcases, etc was also very loud. I couldn't get back to sleep and spent most of the night on the internet. Good to see that the forum geeks were reporting back quicker than BBC News!

Then I had to go to work this morning - everyone was talking about the earthquake. I was looking after a womman in labour who had an epidural in. The radio was one talking about the earthquake and I was listening to that and half listening to my menot going on about how "in America they don't see it as a big deal". "No", I agreed, "its more normal over there". Then realised she was talking about epidurals not earthquakes!

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]]>Who am Ihttp://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/2008/02/26/who-am-i-3784179/2008-02-26T18:41:47+01:00 I'm a midwife, or rather I will be next week. Not that I'll have a job mind as there aren't any jobs for midwives anymore. Don't believe a word the government say on the matter. So right now I'm in my last week of training. I used to have a nice blog as a student on another site but The Observer published some of it without asking and I got scared that I was about to be exposed so dropped it. I really need to keep this anonymous due to the nature of my (hopefully one day) job. I wasn't very good last time and people worked out who I was. Hopefully I'll be better this time. So today I've been at work and helped a woman through her labour. I actually had to leave before baby was born even though I could see top of baby's head. I hate doing that but had to pick up my daughter from school. So got home and rang Zanussi up to complain that my dishwasher caught fire yesterday. They're sending a man to investigate but didn't seem hopeful when I enquired about a free replacement. I've also been ringing round temping agencies desperatly trying to find a job doing office work for next week. No luck so far. <a href="http://Babycatcher.blog.co.uk/2008/02/26/who-am-i-3784179/#comments">Comments</a> I'm a midwife, or rather I will be next week. Not that I'll have a job mind as there aren't any jobs for midwives anymore. Don't believe a word the government say on the matter. So right now I'm in my last week of training. I used to have a nice blog as a student on another site but The Observer published some of it without asking and I got scared that I was about to be exposed so dropped it. I really need to keep this anonymous due to the nature of my (hopefully one day) job. I wasn't very good last time and people worked out who I was. Hopefully I'll be better this time.

So today I've been at work and helped a woman through her labour. I actually had to leave before baby was born even though I could see top of baby's head. I hate doing that but had to pick up my daughter from school.

So got home and rang Zanussi up to complain that my dishwasher caught fire yesterday. They're sending a man to investigate but didn't seem hopeful when I enquired about a free replacement.

I've also been ringing round temping agencies desperatly trying to find a job doing office work for next week. No luck so far.

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