Why are mornings so crazy in my house? You would think that in about three hours we could get ready for the day without having to rush around at the last minute. I wake up at 6 to exercise. I'm finished by around 7. I hop in the shower and usually by this time both kids are up--it's all down hill from there. I wonder what it's like to get dressed without someone climbing up your leg or eating breakfast in your bathroom?
So, Preston's at school right now and Dawson is napping. I had this great idea that I'd drop Preston off at school and I'd run to the grocery store for a few items---well, that didn't work since Dawson crashed within two seconds of being in the car. We'll have to head out after we pick Preston up. It's such a pain to take both kids with me. I always end up with a zillion unnecessary items that mysteriously appear in my cart and takes ten times as long to load and unload everything with a helper.
I think I'm just in a complaining mood. Moan and groan about nothing really. Guess I need to get it off my chest since I spend most of my day with it all bottled up inside me anyways.
I had a nice compliment today from a friend today about the BFL program. She said "I have read/watched your changes, in attitude and if it helps you
any, know that your struggles and questions on the boards really helped me,I was thinking and asking a lot of the same things, so your simplification
progress has helped others as well." It's things like that that really motivate me to keep going. I never thought of myself as an inspiration to other people until I read something like that. I've spent a majority of my life looking up to others that finally there are people turning to me for advice and encouragement.
On that note, I'm really wanting some peanut butter cookies today. Not fresh out of the oven but ones that have been baked and turn a little crispy after a day. The kind you can dip in milk. Friday I'll put on my Betty Crocker smile and bake away. Nothing like cookies for breakfast on my free day. Well, we'll probably go out to eat too so ummm, cookies and pancakes???
So, Preston's at school right now and Dawson is napping. I had this great idea that I'd drop Preston off at school and I'd run to the grocery store for a few items---well, that didn't work since Dawson crashed within two seconds of being in the car. We'll have to head out after we pick Preston up. It's such a pain to take both kids with me. I always end up with a zillion unnecessary items that mysteriously appear in my cart and takes ten times as long to load and unload everything with a helper.
I think I'm just in a complaining mood. Moan and groan about nothing really. Guess I need to get it off my chest since I spend most of my day with it all bottled up inside me anyways.
I had a nice compliment today from a friend today about the BFL program. She said "I have read/watched your changes, in attitude and if it helps you
any, know that your struggles and questions on the boards really helped me,I was thinking and asking a lot of the same things, so your simplification
progress has helped others as well." It's things like that that really motivate me to keep going. I never thought of myself as an inspiration to other people until I read something like that. I've spent a majority of my life looking up to others that finally there are people turning to me for advice and encouragement.
On that note, I'm really wanting some peanut butter cookies today. Not fresh out of the oven but ones that have been baked and turn a little crispy after a day. The kind you can dip in milk. Friday I'll put on my Betty Crocker smile and bake away. Nothing like cookies for breakfast on my free day. Well, we'll probably go out to eat too so ummm, cookies and pancakes???
