Maternity leave

 Maternity leave

My baby is now 11 years old. I took 13 weeks off when I had him. We used to go swimming and to baby massage and to stay and play. There was another mum at the swimming who used to talk quite a lo. she talked about returning to work and about the conditions she asked for in returning to work  - she wanted return part time, is not something I could afford to do. and she talked about what She liked to go after swimming. she like to go somewhere that she could get some lunch and a beer. I am, right this minute nearly a full 11 years later, wondering if she was suggesting we should go for a beer together. And if this is the case how much am am I supposed  to know  the difference between someone telling me information about themselves and someone inviting me with them? because if I go oh yes that sounds nice I think I was well I’ve invited myself along and I personally would hate that if I had to put up with somebody taking along so I wanted to do alone.

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