Adult Conversation PLEASE!

@MsJessi (423)
United States
August 30, 2007 4:04pm CST
Ok, so since I'm a stay at home mom, obviously I don't get very much adult interaction during the weekday. A neighbor friend of mine is also a stay at home mom, but her daughter goes to preschool for 2 hours, 2 days a week! Nice little break! I babysit, so I have 5 kids under the age of 3 here all day. (I know, I'm crazy) SO, my neighbor came over today during her "break time" and I put all the little ones down for naps and we just sat and talked for 2 hours! Seriously, we talked for 2 hours straight!!! And it seemed like we talked about everything!!!! I am a huge conversation jumper anyway...but between the two of us it was almost dizzying! But it felt really good to have that time to be able to talk about things!
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@ravinskye (8237)
• United States
30 Aug 07
boy do i know how you feel. my kids are 4, 2 and 1 month. i also babysit an 18 month old and his mom is pregnant again, so this spring i will have 5 kids under 6 years old. (my daughter will be 5 in 2 weeks) the mother of the kids i watch calls to check on him and we talk forever on the phone. i am always starved for adult conversation. you'd think i was a single mom because my husband is no use. i'm thinking about picking up some evening shifts somewhere just to get out of the house and talk to other grownups lol.
@MsJessi (423)
• United States
31 Aug 07
You know, I think about doing that too! I actually did once...I got a part time job at a scrap booking store on the weekends only and it was awesome! I never made a paycheck, but it was fun for me and it got me out of the house and interacting with adults. (haha, it also got me LOTS of scrapbooking supplies, thus the no paycheck)
• United States
15 Sep 07
Hi, SAHM MOM HERE ALSO! My kids are all in school and I have sooooo much free time it is boring!!!Iam married for 12 years to my best frined in the whole world!We have three wonderful children.Two girls Brittany age 12,Emily age 9 and Jeremiah age 15.We have one fluffy cat named Laydee.My hubby works night and sleeps until 2pm everyday.I can only hope to meet someone who is like me and talk!Here is my email is anyone wants to email me.Kay70L@praize.com.God Bless!
• United States
31 Aug 07
I meet with a small group of stay at home mom friends once a week for some adult conversation. I would go crazy if I didn't get that time. Between the 3 of us, we have 6 kids ranging from 3 months to 10 years old. The kids all get along so they play while we talk.
@MsJessi (423)
• United States
31 Aug 07
Yea, I'm in a local mom's group as well. The only problem is, they do stuff during the weekdays with their kids! And since I'm here with all these kids all day, it's just not possible for us to attend all these events. They do have mom's nights when they do stuff as well, but by the time my husband gets home at night, I'm too tired to do anything! lol. I know, I'm impossible to please!! lol.
• United States
8 Sep 07
When my children were young I was a stay at home mom. I craved adult conversation and found that I was on the phone for long periods of time. I would make one phone call after another.
@paulsy (1263)
• Philippines
22 Oct 07
Hi MsJessi! I guess I'm two months late with this response. Anyway, I'm a stay-at-home, work-at-home mom like you are. My fiance and I have a web design business, and it's home-based. So we're both home all day long, unless, of course we need to meet a client outside the office. Aside from writing here at mylot, my fiance created a blogsite just for me so I could also write there too. http://www.paulynramirez.com You may visit everynow and then when you're bored and maybe comment on my thoughts too, when you feel like. We can also chat at YM if you feel like chatting... just let me know! Hope we can get the chance to have a great conversation sometime!
@rachsal4 (391)
• United States
11 Sep 07
Well reading other stay at home moms replys make me feel better. I started to think that I was crazy, but it nice to know I'm not the only one. My husband laughs at me cause he walks in the door, and I don't shut up. I tell him all the time I just need a conversation that doesn't include, "why mommy", or "pleeeeeease".