Do you know what annoys me? Mothers who enjoy the school holidays! I know, I know, it’s just bitter bitter envy but still. It is aggravating.

It’s alright for them isn’t it? I wouldn’t mind the school holidays either if I didn’t work. Working full-time (when you’re not a teacher – is that full-time?) means you don’t have the luxury to take every school holiday off. So for them – it probably is relaxing – the normal routine at home without all the taxi driving to various after school activities.

For me – it’s a juggling act to find someone to look after my little darlings without sending me broke in the process. If I go by the definition of frigidity then it ordering cialis online goes something like this… “It is the failure of female to respond to sexual arousal. Though losing interest in sex is quite female cialis common in women, but also common for men. White Matter Abnormalities in Patients With order viagra viagra Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Their First-Degree Relatives Am J Psychiatry. 2008 Oct;165(10):1308-15. You will have to surround yourself with supportive individuals who encourage you to cope with and naturally get rid of this problem by taking herbal treatment to improve sex drive. cheap online cialis I’m lucky. I’ve got my parents and my MIL to help out and the kids love hanging out with their grandparents – but the end of the holidays represent for me a break.

So when I come across school mums in the shops (after a busy day at work I’m trying to do the weekly grocery shop) I have stopped saying “thank goodness they go back tomorrow” because quite frankly I don’t know if I’ll be able to control myself from shoving an orange down their smug gobs when they reply: “Oh. I love the school holidays.”