The problem is, I'm not a very strict taskmaster for myself. I allow myself all kinds of excuses for getting out of these chores on their assigned days. I'll usually get bread and butter day done, just because the family will demand bread, and the cream will fill the whole fridge. No one but me cares about the other things, though, so it's pretty easy to skip them and get away with it. It does start to bother me if I haven't taken care of these chores in a couple weeks, though, and such was the state of my house this week. I can't remember why I didn't clean the bathrooms or vacuum last week, but I didn't. And this week we are leaving for a family reunion on Thursday, so my week is short. I already wasted yesterday just because I was tired and grouchy all day. (Gretl was the same way, so maybe it was in the air.) That left today and tomorrow to get all my chores and errands done and get ready for a three day camping trip, and at 2:00 this afternoon I still hadn't done anything worth mentioning.At 2:00 today I would have told you that none of it was getting done, and maybe we should just stay home from the reunion. But sitting here at 11:30pm, I can proudly say that I made bread (and it turned out great!), made the butter, and cleaned all three bathrooms. Boo-yah!!!
There had to have been some divine intervention there, because that's two days of chores done in half of one day! Plus we had dinner and shuttled kids to activities, besides running Gretl to the potty, starting Dora videos, and everything else that happens in a day at my house. I am very grateful to the Lord for sending the time warp or the rocket boosters, or whatever it was that happened to make today possible.
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