The guys were still asleep. I was awake. Quiet. I went downstairs to exercise. Total Strength. It did not seem as difficult this week. Did I not work as hard this morning, or I am getting in better shape?
After a quick shower, Hubby was at work, and Boy was awake. Back downstairs, I started cleaning the kitchen, and Boy asked, "Momma, what are you doing?" Ha! Apparently it has been so long since I really cleaned that he had forgotten what it was.
This week everyone here in my family is healthy and together. With that being the most important thing, my focus now is going to be this house.
After a quick shower, Hubby was at work, and Boy was awake. Back downstairs, I started cleaning the kitchen, and Boy asked, "Momma, what are you doing?" Ha! Apparently it has been so long since I really cleaned that he had forgotten what it was.
This week everyone here in my family is healthy and together. With that being the most important thing, my focus now is going to be this house.
Nothing like settling into a house. And no, it doesn't have to be "new" - it take years to settle and even a change in circumstances leads to resettling.
ReplyDeleteThe Quiet Strength, that comes early in the morning, before the rest of life hits you is so empowering. It is a great way to start the day.
With everything you do, ask yourself, would I want to answer the question, "Momma, what are you doing?" No one looks up to you more than that little boy, and no one, upon hearing the answer, will take it more to heart.
With everything you do, ask yourself, would I want to answer the question, "Momma, what are you doing?"
ReplyDeleteOoooh...that is a wonderful way to put that, Julie. Thank you.