the musings of a Mom regaining control of her life - providing [love, stability, creativity, education, income] for her family in her own way - she's not bringing home any old regular bacon! traditional meets modern, but with a bit of a crunchy [granola] twist
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming
Have you noticed the infrequency of my blog posts? Yes, it's true! I'm a tad overwhelmed. This little project of mine has turned out to be a bit more than I bargained for. Homework is taking up SO much time, I feel like I'm slacking on the important things a bit! Last week, I was called out of class to pick up the boy. While he was recovering and I was fighting off the same illness, I had to make time for the girl's marathon birthday week! Visiting her class to make music with them, preparing a special birthday treat for her to take to school (no cupcakes here - we took strawberries with homemade whipped cream), a cake (grain-free) on her actual birthday, and of course the Princess Tea Party on the weekend! Whew! Cleaning and cooking were the theme of this week's story. I feel like my mind is constantly swimming with information I'm supposed to retain, dates and times to keep track of, grocery lists, songs to sing, etc. I try to write it all down, to create a task list on the computer, to send myself reminder emails...inevitably I find I ALMOST forget SOMETHING on a pretty regular basis. Sometimes I find myself telling my kids to be quiet, simply because I can't hear myself think - literally! The girl had a fabulous birthday and I know that's what's important. But, I was distracted by the never-ending to-do list in my brain. I'm barely keeping my head above water, but I keep thinking of the beloved Dori from Finding Nemo and tell myself to "just keep swimming, just keep swimming."
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Thank you! Nice to read an honest post. I think it helps to know that we are not alone when we feel a little overwhelmed. I know I do! Anyway, I will keep checking in. :) Thanks again, Taryn Grimes-Herbert
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading, Taryn!
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