Sample Day in the Life of Me
What a day yesterday. Here is a peek into a day in the life of me.
Read e-mails and do daily digiscrapping routines for Yahoo Group. What's breakfast?
Work all day at my full time job. Run home for lunch so that I can e-mail something to someone at scouts who caught me at my work e-mail address looking for it. Go back to work.
Rush off to pick up son from basketball practice. Wait around as they are assigning lockers and handing out uniforms.
Rush home to allow son time to change clothes and load up van.
Take son to a classmate’s house to work on homework project (along with a huge piece of plywood that barely fit into the van, two flashlights, and our camcorder—you go figure what that homework is about) and ask classmate’s mom to please give my son a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for supper.
Rush to store to get wrapping paper (I have to wrap my son’s birthday gift because it is too big to hide and we do not want him accidentally seeing it).
Rush home to wrap gift and tell other son to get on scout uniform (not enough wrapping paper to cover gift).
Rush to scout meeting (accidentally pass McDonald’s as I’m daydreaming, so missed the cheap spot to grab the two of us dinner and stop into Sonic instead).
Call husband who just got home from work to tell him he has to go get more wrapping paper for me and watch for phone call from son who will be needing a ride home from homework meeting.
Eat dinner during committee meeting of parents at scout meeting.
Call husband again to ask him to run out to get desert for the basketball banquet the next night (hoping that he is picking up dinner for himself somewhere along the way). What did we do without cell phones?
Wonder where my third son is at, hoping he is at work, hoping he ate dinner, and being thankful I no longer have to run him around.
And when we get home, I lose my computer to homework and my son was up past 10 p.m. getting it done. I am just thankful that he is committed to his education.
And you wonder why I can never get my underwear washed.
Read e-mails and do daily digiscrapping routines for Yahoo Group. What's breakfast?
Work all day at my full time job. Run home for lunch so that I can e-mail something to someone at scouts who caught me at my work e-mail address looking for it. Go back to work.
Rush off to pick up son from basketball practice. Wait around as they are assigning lockers and handing out uniforms.
Rush home to allow son time to change clothes and load up van.
Take son to a classmate’s house to work on homework project (along with a huge piece of plywood that barely fit into the van, two flashlights, and our camcorder—you go figure what that homework is about) and ask classmate’s mom to please give my son a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for supper.
Rush to store to get wrapping paper (I have to wrap my son’s birthday gift because it is too big to hide and we do not want him accidentally seeing it).
Rush home to wrap gift and tell other son to get on scout uniform (not enough wrapping paper to cover gift).
Rush to scout meeting (accidentally pass McDonald’s as I’m daydreaming, so missed the cheap spot to grab the two of us dinner and stop into Sonic instead).
Call husband who just got home from work to tell him he has to go get more wrapping paper for me and watch for phone call from son who will be needing a ride home from homework meeting.
Eat dinner during committee meeting of parents at scout meeting.
Call husband again to ask him to run out to get desert for the basketball banquet the next night (hoping that he is picking up dinner for himself somewhere along the way). What did we do without cell phones?
Wonder where my third son is at, hoping he is at work, hoping he ate dinner, and being thankful I no longer have to run him around.
And when we get home, I lose my computer to homework and my son was up past 10 p.m. getting it done. I am just thankful that he is committed to his education.
And you wonder why I can never get my underwear washed.
2 comments:
What Yahoo! Group do you write digi-scrapping tutorials for? I would love to join and take advantage of these!! After all, I've already done my laundry and have a week's supply of clean (and dry) underwear!!
(Ms.) Ernie
I'd like to wish you an extra couple of hours a day ... one *must* have clean undies, at least so my mom always told me .......
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