I told him how a few lady blog friends write about making their nest comfortable for their kids. And how it gives them pleasure to serve their families.
Me, not so much.
Don't get me wrong. I like to have a nice home. I like for our kids to have what they need. And I want the kids to grown up remembering that they were well taken care of.
But I don't love washing clothes. I hate folding clothes. And I can think of a million things I'd rather do than wash the bazillions of dirty dishes that we have every day.
Funny how I don't mind keeping the porch clean. I like working outside and tending to the plants and the front of the house. I love walking up and having a clean and nice entryway. Just don't come inside. The mounds of dirty clothes and dishes my cause you to faint.
I feel very fortunate that I am able to mostly stay home. I feel like one lucky ducky to have this family. This home. This life.
I guess we all have some sort of job that we hate doing. Just so happens that the two jobs that I hate the most will never never never go away.
I guess I need to work on my attitude about these jobs.
Oh, and did ya notice my fall wreath? I keep thinking if I decorate for fall that maybe, just maybe, the temperture might drop from 97 to 91. Fingers crossed.
2 comments:
I Love lOve loVe these pics. And I lovE LOVE love how open and honest you are about who you are.
~C
It's nice to be able to "live" life and not get bogged down by those chores that, like you said, never go away. The kids will remember that they got to do all kinds of fun stuff cause mom was a little carefree and wasn't so worried about all the chores left undone at home. At least that's my excuse........ That's my story and I'm stickin' to it!!!
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