he *CAN'T* be serious!!

[Sara luvs her Tinky]

[QUOTE=ramanth]Yeesh Sara. What kind of job do you do?
QUOTE]


I work in the shipping office at Nestle... *A WAREHOUSE*

I think our dresscode is a little bit too much... but I follow it.

thanks everyone for letting me know I wasn't *totally* overreacting.


You would think the crazy man would just be happy that I come in every morning at 5:30 and do my job two weeks away from my due date. Jeans or not... I'm here.

[Almita]

That is crazy? He seems blind that he can't see you are pregnant i agree he should give you a raise if you buy some maternatiy khakis. Or something cuz that is just plain crazy. Seems like a harrasment.

[Muddy4paws]

He sounds like a pig.

No offence to pig though, Has he got kids? Im sure thats like discrimination of some kind? I mean I dont know much about working with pregnancy or anything but havent you got time off like maternity leave? I would seriously consider just dropping him in it and staying off and definatly making a complaint against him.. I think if i worked with someone who was pregnant I would definatly do all I could to make them comfy and I'm sure a customer seeing you in jeans would understand why when they see your tummy! ( No offence!! meant that in a nice way )

Do you deal with customers or is it just the work team you work with?

[Lizzie]

I don't know if you ever watched the TV series "Friends" but in one episode the character, Rachel, was past her due date and extremely uncomfortable in hot New York weather. She simply wore a skirt with the band under her bump and a top that ended before the bump. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could get away with wearing something like that to make the LOUD statement that you are very, very pregant and can't follow all the conventions. You could stand next to his desk and rest the bump on it

[critter crazy]

I don't know if you ever watched the TV series "Friends" but in one episode the character, Rachel, was past her due date and extremely uncomfortable in hot New York weather. She simply wore a skirt with the band under her bump and a top that ended before the bump. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could get away with wearing something like that to make the LOUD statement that you are very, very pregant and can't follow all the conventions. You could stand next to his desk and rest the bump on it

If I was pregnant and someone was harrassing me about it, I would definitely do that!!!!!! awsome!!!!!

[CountryWolf07]

I don't know if you ever watched the TV series "Friends" but in one episode the character, Rachel, was past her due date and extremely uncomfortable in hot New York weather. She simply wore a skirt with the band under her bump and a top that ended before the bump. Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could get away with wearing something like that to make the LOUD statement that you are very, very pregant and can't follow all the conventions. You could stand next to his desk and rest the bump on it

LOL omg.. that'd be a good getback at the boss.. honestly. Honestly though? I'm sorry your boss is being a jerk. Obviously, he has no clue what it's like to carry a child! (I don't either, but.... I am a woman)

[cyber-sibes]

You would think the crazy man would just be happy that I come in every morning at 5:30 and do my job two weeks away from my due date. Jeans or not... I'm here.

That's what I was thinking! Face it, guys just don't get it.
I truly hope your delivery goes well. It's really true - within minutes you forget all the discomfort, when you look at your beautiful baby!