Zero Tasking Day 2024 is on Saturday, November 2, 2024: Stay at home moms and dads. daily household tasks.?
Saturday, November 2, 2024 is Zero Tasking Day 2024.
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The added hr we acquire when daylight savings times modification is commonly declared as an opportunity for added productivity, task and 'doing'. However, sinced we're all already 'been obligated to repay' an hour intermittent time it transforms, it appears a some unjust to anticipate us to resolve it-- hence, Zero Tasking Day is created to devote this hr to 'me time'; motivating rest, leisure and a distinct lack of succeed.
About how many hours/week does he put in? I know how messy little kids can be- especially when they don't have a good example (and I'm talking about Dad, here). They see that Mom cleans, but Dad doesn't. If Daddy doesn't have to help out, then why should they?
On days that he chooses to stay home, ask his help- "Honey, could keep the kids busy in the living room while I mop the kitchen floor? Thanks! *kiss*"... keep both him and yourself busy on those days.
On days he is gone working, be super-sweet when he comes home, thank him for the effort he goes to in providing for your family.
If you really want to go on strike, I honestly don't see a problem with that *if* it's approached correctly. Start by cleaning the house top to bottom- sparkling clean!! (yes, this will take a ton of effort-- invite a friend over to help?)
Then sit your dear hubby down and explain to him how you feel. He works ___ hours/week, often getting to sleep in or choosing to take a day off. You don't get days off. You're "on the clock" from the moment you wake up to the moment you fall asleep... and even when you're asleep, you're on call. (Note- Don't make this a b*tch or whine session-- you're simly explaining your situation.) This is a lot to ask of one person, and you'd really like some help.
In order for him to understand the value of your contribution to the household, you will be going on strike. Because the children are too young to care for themselves, you will be meeting their needs, but if he wants clean clothes or dishes, if he wants a hot meal or an ironed shirt, if he wants the floor clean or the kids' toys picked up, he will need to do those things for himself.
End your explanation with a hug and a kiss and tell him the length of your strike-- I suggest a month for things to get really bad. Any less and he may be able to survive without too much inconvenience.
Bravo Two Zero?
Mr violator,nice to see you back,Ive missed your questions,now,to the task in hand,i do like your phrase concerning Mr Mcnab(artistic licence),that's a very polite way of calling him a liar which of course he is,Ive read the patrol report he submitted after all was said and done and as a work of fiction its not bad,however i digress,other units at the time used land rovers and were successful in their mission,only Mr Mcnab knows why he declined the use of them but a fair assumption could be made that had he listened to the voice of experience then the outcome could have been different,there were others there that day with the experience and knowledge to point out the advantages of using vehicles but in true SAS tradition it was left up to the patrol commander which in hindsight(wonderful thing) could be a failing in this case,the victIims were his own patrol and he has to live with that,im assuming you have read the book"the real bravo two zero"by Micheal Asher,it puts it all into perspective and no ifs,buts or maybe will change that.
The magnetic field...Task?
Both of these are applications of Ampère's law, which states that ∮ B · dL = μ₀ (I enclosed).
a) We have an infinite wire, so place an circular loop of radius r centered on the axis of the wire. From the right hand rule, we see that the magnetic field will be circulating around the wire in the θ direction, which is the same direction as a unit vector travelling around the loop. Thus B · dL =
