There is no such thing as doing anything "real quick" with little children in your life. I look around and find myself in the middle of about eight started projects wondering when and how I am going to complete them. At least half of them before I start dinner. It's easy to move from breakfast leaving a mess on the table to get everyone dressed, but then the rush to clean up breakfast before lunch is good fortune.
My husband, when returning from work on evening, expressed his frustration that it seems we are always doing dishes. We are!
Laundry goes pretty smoothly around here, only the baby doesn't like when he gets left so I can change loads and carry up the folding. Even worse is when I go to do something and his follows and he is left alone.
The day goes so quickly unless I go to the park, which is dreadfully boring for me. I can't help but think, how come my toddler who is half my size gets all the free time so she can burn energy my fat *** should be burning energy.
That's enough of a rant.. The truth is, I wouldn't have it any other way, I just laugh at this seemingly easy tasks that get left half done because of constant interruption and hungry needy little ones.
About Me
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- I see myself as a novice gardener, though I may be further along than that. I often ponder life and feel closer to God when gardening. I always longed for God, but it wasn't until I was 30 that I asked him to lead my life. I'm a wife, mother, daughter and sister. I volunteer, sometimes reluctantly, I do what I can to preserve the earth and remember God first in all things. I question societal norms and societal group conscious. Gardening is work, like life, and I see life lessons in garden work.
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