If I couldn't answer with my job, how would you answer the question, "what do you do?"
Funny you should ask.
(Or didnt ask, but I'm gonna tell you anyway)
I have a visiting teacher who asked me that very question, but she twisted it a little and said, "what do you do when everyone is content and you have 15 minutes to do anything you want?"
My first thought was, "is everyone ever content all at once?"
But then my negative nelly thought process remembered that glorious hour between 8 and 9:00 pm. All the wee ones are tucked into bed, dishes are done, floor is swept and kitchen lights are turned off. Several nights each week my mr. Is at the church for meetings, so it's me, myself, and I.
What do I do then?
That is a very, very good question.
So good in fact, that I had to really pay attention to what it is that I do.
Within the last week I have....
Played solitaire on my phone
Washed all of the outdoor windows/screens
Made a crazy long "to do" list for this week.
Bought a new swimsuit online
Browsed lds.org
Downloaded teacher appreciation tags from pintrest.
Planned 2 weeks of sharing time
Washed my hair
Read my scriptures
Walked through the house and picked up the tidbits of shrapnel from the day
Text friends/family that I failed to text back earlier in the day
Blog a post a day in may....
You see, I guess I "do" whatever I want to do.
I just check off things off of my to do list.
(In silence)
And I most likely talk to myself most of the time.
(Doesn't everyone?)
That my friends is what I do.
November= Lots of Birthday Boys
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