I am truly blessed that I get to do the majority of my work from home. I know how lucky I am that I get to be home. I usually only work between 2-3 hours each day, at the most.
Today I worked 8.5 hours. I had a huge project that needed to be done by tomorrow and I got it done. My hubby stepped up to the plate and he did the dishes, took care of lunch, took care of the kids, and made supper (yummy BLT’s with the first tomatoes out of our garden!). And then he sat down and did his work from home.
What a crazy day. Hopefully tomorrow I can give my children more attention. They weren’t deprived today (they had daddy), but I was. I missed them.
My tailbone sticks out. I forget about it as much when I am fat because I get extra padding. But now that I have lost some weight, I am reminded of it again.
I have never been able to do a regular sit-up. I have to roll to the side. I can’t do Pilates because I can’t do the rolling back and forth, nor can I balance on my bum.
I have thought about getting surgery to get it taken off, but I need to have my knee looked at first. And then my shoulder.
Wow, I sound like an old woman. I think I better stop here.
I love lists.
I could not get anything accomplished without my lists. I write it down and then I do it and then I cross it off. I feel a sense of empowerment when I cross things off!
When we were planning our vacation to California, I was terrified of forgetting anything. I had a list for packing, a list for what I needed to do before we left, a list of things we needed to do when we got home. I also had a list for our neighbor of how to take care of our place while we were gone (thanks Melissa!).
Because of this, The Doctor dubbed me “List Girl.” He said if I was ever a superhero, that would be my name. There could be worse names!