So I threw some clothes on the kids and ran them over to MIL's. AND THEN LEFT.
I never do this. Never. If we go to MIL's, I stay and help. It's nice to get out of the house and it's nice to have extra hands. I just feel guilty - they're my kids and I can't just dump them on people when I'm done for the day. But she insisted. She insisted.
So I agreed to it - and oh, the full day of doing and not doing. I forget what it was like to actually get things done.
- Hung new blind in our room - replaced the matchstick blind you can totally see right through at night when the light is on in the room.
- Hung new curtain on office window facing the walking path.
- Put separators in my new underwear drawer (it's an actual drawer! Not a basket, a drawer!)
- Cleaned the tub and did some patch-caulking. I am afraid the entire tub will need recaulking and I think the tiles all need to be pulled and replaced. Although it looks like they might have been once already.
- Removed the shelf and closet rod from the closet underneath the stairs. Started reorganizing my office and my products. Now I won't run forehead-first into the shelf again. I can actually stand up in there.
- Also purchased and put together a rolling rack for my office supplies - I can pull it out when I need to do business or just get my backorders in the mail.
2 comments:
Sure, tell the world about the see through blind AFTER you change it out... I see how it - OH WAIT, I DON'T!
-Creepy Neighbor No 1
Isn't it great to be able to get things done? The first time my MIL took the kids I actually felt guilty and I cried. Now I enjoy having time for myself. I get so much done, less stressed because work got done and kids are happy because I have time to do stuff with them instead of working all of the time. Let's face it, sometimes an occassional dumping off of kids is well deserved and it's a win-win situation.
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