Schedule, please

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Oh, I am so ready for a schedule again! In the last month we've had too many lots of snow days, stomach flu, RSV, colds, MLK day, teacher orientation, etc. and I just want my schedule back. I'm a little OCD about schedules (as my dear hubby can tell you) and I'm starting to feel very much out of sync. I like to divide up all my household chores and do them on a specific day every week. I like to run errands the same day every week. I like to . . . well, you get the picture. When I'm not in sync, I find myself relying on the TV too much to entertain the kids; I find it harder to get my devotions done while I'm in the right frame of mind; I find myself not sticking to the menu which wreaks havoc on our grocery budget; I find myself with too many excuses to not use the treadmill. All of this to say, I want my schedule back. Or maybe I should just loosen up.

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Comments

Elizabeth Frick said…
Hmm... I'll trade you a little bit of my slacker-ness for some of your OCD. Then we'll both be in good shape!
10:40 AM
Anonymous said…
hoping you get your groove back! you obviously still have it when it comes to scrapping!
6:34 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
Oh man, I'm such a schedule girl as well... I can't even imagine!
7:53 PM
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