today's to-do's
Things to do:
. . . okay, back. You'd be pleased to know that although school let out only 8 minutes after I posted that last bullet, I first went down and switched my wash into the dryer and started another load in the washer.
I remember, once upon a time, vaguely thinking that staying home with the kids would kind of be like an extended holiday. Ha!
Although, to be real, it's not like there are really 8 hours worth of "chores" to do. Today I cleaned the bathrooms (takes about an hour to do all 3 properly), and did one-hundred sixty-thousandy-eight (it really is a word) loads of laundry before noon. Of course, when you add this to making breakfast, feeding the baby, cleaning up breakfast, changing numerous poopy diapers, remaking a peed-in bed, drinking a half pot of coffee, taking kids to school and picking the kids up after school (all before lunch), the hours disappear quickly. It's amazing where the time goes.
Oh right, the To Do List.
- dust. As if. It's been on my list for weeks, I mean, days.
- prepare income tax stuff. Too bad it's all scattered within different piles of papers throughout the house, garage, back lane, trunk of the neighbor's car.
- sort piles of paper (see previous).
- cook carrots and sweet potatoes. Puree into a delicious paste to be fed to the baby and sneaked into my family's dinner.
- make dinner (or "supper", if I don't want to sound all hoity toity). Add "orange puree" and "white bean puree" to the pizza sauce. Wait to see if husband notices.
- daydream of the day when Steven's scurvy clears up.
- pick up the big kids from school (it lets out in 8 minutes. I should probably go now).
. . . okay, back. You'd be pleased to know that although school let out only 8 minutes after I posted that last bullet, I first went down and switched my wash into the dryer and started another load in the washer.
I remember, once upon a time, vaguely thinking that staying home with the kids would kind of be like an extended holiday. Ha!
Although, to be real, it's not like there are really 8 hours worth of "chores" to do. Today I cleaned the bathrooms (takes about an hour to do all 3 properly), and did one-hundred sixty-thousandy-eight (it really is a word) loads of laundry before noon. Of course, when you add this to making breakfast, feeding the baby, cleaning up breakfast, changing numerous poopy diapers, remaking a peed-in bed, drinking a half pot of coffee, taking kids to school and picking the kids up after school (all before lunch), the hours disappear quickly. It's amazing where the time goes.
Oh right, the To Do List.
- finish laundry. I don't even really mind laundry except that it piles up super fast. Remember - 4 kids, 1 husband, me, towels and shower curtain.
- maybe mop the floor. I'm going to leave this one until the end. I hate mopping. It's also been on my list for "days."
- sign up for fresh veggie delivery.
- find the printer cord (how on earth we lost it I'll never know) so that I can print out the sign up sheet for veggie delivery.
- dishes. I should probably put this on here twice.
- phone these people about that, phone those people about this. So many phone calls. I'm like the family secretary.
Comments
Whats the veggie delivery thinkg? I have heard a lot of people talking about it!!
Dishwasher? Are you nuts?? :P