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I'm having one of those days. Not bad, not good, not really... anything, I guess. I'm not motivated to start the laundry, I'm not motivated to shower or get dressed. It's nearly 4PM and I feel like I haven't done anything.
But you know what? I did do some things:
1. Made breakfast for the whole family
2. Made lunches for the kidlets
3. Changed 3 poopy diapers
4. Wiped one poopy bum on the toilet (so glad he hasn't had an accident in a week!)
5. Visited with my former piano student/babysitter for a few hours who popped in unexpectedly
6. Paid one bill
7. Thought about paying another one
8. Read a magazine
9. Bought posters online
10. Blew my nose
11. Talked to my mother on the phone
12. Wrote this blog post
I think I will make dinner, too. Probably. And I should start the laundry.
Oh, wait! I made our bed! And put away some laundry from last week! YES! I rock!
Blah, sigh, Blah.
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My buddy shared this on Facebook and I want to share it here because I laughed so hard I cried. And no worries, it's not inappropriate --just hilarious!
4 comments:
That looks like a lot of somethings to me.
That was funny.
Very funny.
LOL! That David Beckham clip is so funny! "Did I feel a thumb?!"
Thank you for sharing your journey with nutrition here! I have experimented myself with varying degrees of veganism and kind of found a happy middle ground for myself....not totally vegan at all but still eat lots of beans and nuts and green stuff. As I have tried to spend the last 2 years of my life getting healthier, I've found one of the most important things for me is getting enough sleep. HUGE difference in how I feel and how readily I get sick. Most nights now I get 8 hours. I used to get just under 7 hours (average American gets 6 1/2 hours, 1 hour less than 30 years ago and utterly insufficient). So, I think just realizing that our bodies were made to get much more sleep than most of us are now getting is critical in our health journeys. Just wanted to add a bit of my journey here. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and research with your readers. You have lots to offer people with the tales of your journey.
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