7:00 - alarm goes off
7:30 - kids finally hauled out of bed after finally finding the missing stuffed tiger that was causing the first tantrum of the day
8:00 - kids dressed, hair done, beds made, dog fed
8:05 - breakfast started
8:20 - breakfast on the table
8:35 - breakfast eaten
8:45 - five year-old finally out the door and on the way to school, backpack, jacket, and water bottle in hand
8:51 - kitchen cleaned up and two-year-old wiped down
8:53 - put contacts in and brush teeth
8:54 - step into the shower
8:58 - step out of the shower
8:59 - mostly dried
9:02 - fully dressed
9:04 - face care products and makeup applied
9:08 - hair dried and styled
9:09 - accessories in place
9:15 - 2-year-old coralled, coaxed into much-needed diaper change and shoes, hurried out the door, and buckled into the car; purse, cell phone, sunglasses, and diaper bag in tow
Agenda:
Meetings at the office
Quick errands
Chick-fil-A picnic at the park
Pushing two-year-old on swing in high-heeled boots and skirt
Picking up five-year-old from school
Gathering party props for a friend
Working from home (paperwork, phone calls, database, computer)
Writing a note
Meal planning
Cleaning out closets
Keeping the house picked up
Picking up babysitter
Dinner with friends
Double date to the movies
Sleeping
Doing it all over again
Look out world; here comes Super Mom!
Friday, January 18
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3 comments:
Well played! I'm not sure if I'm looking forward to my, well, trial run over the summer. 2 weeks does seem an incredibly generous time frame for me to see if I can withstand the energy-zapper that is motherhood or childcare.
You amaze me and I hope to someday be as efficient and effective a mother as you are.
Happy Birthday!
I immediately feel like a sluggard. I'm on my second cup of coffee, but don't really need the caffeine. I wish I could pass it off to you.
Well, it was just an agenda. Doesn't mean it all happened...
But, I really could use the caffiene. Really. Could.
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