I have to write an agenda for each day, or I will neglect half of the things that need to be done.
I was thinking yesterday that I should compile these lists and my journal entries and make some sort of book to leave for my children so that they can see what I went through to ensure that they lived the "good life".
Does anyone else ever think like this? Am I being totally lame???
I may be, but here goes...
6:30am - alarm sounds, hit snooze
6:40am - get out of bed
- wake my husband (who has somehow slept thru 2 alarms)
- wake my 2 boys, by singing "good morning, good morning, the bird says good morning."
- get out their clothes
- make breakfast for everyone, but me
- pack lunches
- load backpacks
- brush my boys' hair
7:20am - run to the car
- check my morning emails while sitting in traffic
- instruct the boys on how to have a great day at school
- say a morning prayer as I am pulling up to their school
7:55am - run my boys to their classes
8:00am - volunteer in my sons class as Math helper
8:55am - head back home
9:10am - shove a Luna bar down my throat
9:15am - Zumba time at the gym
10:15am - Core Strengthening time at the gym
11:00am - back home again, walk the property
11:15am - property manager duties aka clean the pool, water the garden, pick up garbage
11:45am - answer emails
12 noon - submit all maintenance requests for the property
12:30pm - time to sew
2:00pm - leave to get my boys, realize I am starving
2:30pm - pick up my boys, ask about their days
3:00pm - homework time, for all of us. I study for my midterm while they study spelling words.
4:30pm - fix dinner
5:00pm - take the boys to their soccer games, play soccer mom, cheer and yell all the right things
6:00pm - pick up the hubby at the BART
6:15pm - dinner time as a family
6:30pm - bathe the boys
6:40pm - I leave for college
6:59pm - the boys are in bed, I call to say goodnight and give over-the-phone-kisses
7:00pm - my class starts
9:50pm - my class ends
10:15pm - home again, time to do the dinner dishes, talk to the hubs about his day, watch a little Housewives, do a little hand-stitching
12 midnight - bedtime... goodnight!
This is a day without any errands! What about grocery shopping, piano practices, therapy, or scouts?
Holy moly!
Just going over all of that was so exhausting, I think I may need to pencil in a nap!
No comments:
Post a Comment