I've been playing this game called What's the Phrase? and one of the categories is First World Problems. I've been feeling very thankful after guessing such things, so I thought I'd post a list of My "Problems". They may make you chuckle, but just think how blessed we are to have these types of 'problems'!
1. Waiting in a line. Any line. To get anything. Like a soda or a car wash on onto a park ride.
2. Getting my kids out of the house on time....to get to school or to dog training or to a play date or to the movies or to the park.
3. Losing my keys....in my house to my cars.
4. My cell phone battery being low....so I can't play games so I don't miss calls.
5. There's nothing good on TV or Netflix or AmazonPrime or in my DVD collection...that haven't seen or haven't read or have an interest in.
6. The dim on my ebook isn't dim enough to read in the dark in my comfortable bed in my comfortable house.
7. Waiting for my friends to play their turn on their smart phones so I can play some more.
8. Doing laundry again! and again! In the washing machine that sits in my house.
9. Doing dishes again! and again! By putting them in the dishwasher because we enjoyed another meal.
10. Dropping my kids off on time to their two different (blue ribbon) schools, that are 4 miles away from my house so they can get the best FREE education out there for them.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Saturday, July 27, 2013
10 Things I'll Never Regret About Motherhood
1. Nursing my babies as long as possible.
2. Not sharing my bed with a child.
3. Asking for help.
4. Missing a wild night out for a night in with my baby.
5. Never letting my baby "cry it out".
6. Saying "NO" (sometimes to my kids, sometimes to my mother, sometimes to a teacher, sometimes to my husband)
7. Dating my husband.
8. Putting my kids first.
9. Taking care of myself.
10. Taking lots of pictures and videos.
2. Not sharing my bed with a child.
3. Asking for help.
4. Missing a wild night out for a night in with my baby.
5. Never letting my baby "cry it out".
6. Saying "NO" (sometimes to my kids, sometimes to my mother, sometimes to a teacher, sometimes to my husband)
7. Dating my husband.
8. Putting my kids first.
9. Taking care of myself.
10. Taking lots of pictures and videos.
Monday, April 29, 2013
15 Things That Can Happen in Five Short Years
1. Your kids get 5 years older.
2. YOU get five years older.
3. You learn what it truly means to be busy...driving kids around to 2 different schools, cub scouts, PTA meetings, on and on.
4. You get a new dog.
5. You start your own business.
6. Your husband all-of-a-sudden is 40!
7. Your baby sister gets married and is expecting her first child!
8. Your "new" car looks a little worn down.
9. No more babies in the house.
10. You have real helpers in the family.
11. Facebook made the world smaller.
12. Smart phones made the world bigger.
13. You appreciate your parents more.
14. You wonder why you ever thought the future would be easier!?
15. You've learned to love more incredibly and unconditionally!
2. YOU get five years older.
3. You learn what it truly means to be busy...driving kids around to 2 different schools, cub scouts, PTA meetings, on and on.
4. You get a new dog.
5. You start your own business.
6. Your husband all-of-a-sudden is 40!
7. Your baby sister gets married and is expecting her first child!
8. Your "new" car looks a little worn down.
9. No more babies in the house.
10. You have real helpers in the family.
11. Facebook made the world smaller.
12. Smart phones made the world bigger.
13. You appreciate your parents more.
14. You wonder why you ever thought the future would be easier!?
15. You've learned to love more incredibly and unconditionally!
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