Lifegiver stream of consciousness, survival edition...
- Feed the boys.
- Try not to yell.
- Use a shameless amount of TV to accomplish the point above.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Lifegiver stream of consciousness, the survival edition...
So I wrote Lifegiver stream of consciousness last week. Then, Chris went out of town and I got the flu, along with three of the brothers. My mothering "rules" got streamlined.
Lifegiver stream of consciousness, survival edition...
Lifegiver stream of consciousness, survival edition...
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We've gone in and out of survival mode over the last few months for different reasons. When my husband gets home from work (he's been working late) I announce proudly that the kids are fed and still alive. (and i have half the number of kids you do!)
ReplyDeleteI also meant to say: Hope you feel better soon!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehahaha It's ok. That's how I feel about personal grooming habits when it's cold, so you're still outdoing me by far.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Roxana. I think the people in my house have mostly recovered from the flu. Now I just need to nurse the house back to some version of health.
ReplyDeleteSarah, your comments could make their own blog. I definitely think you should rethink moving to Chicago.