I'm listening to baby girl babble on the monitor. It's nap time, but she's fighting it.
Laundry is whirling away. The buzzer on the dryer just went off. I should probably switch it out.
Today is Monday. For me, that means grocery shopping and cleaning the bathroom.
Woot.
My to-do list doesn't seem that impractical today, so that's encouraging. However, I didn't write "blog" on there, so we'll see if things get thrown off.
Many times the days just run together.
There's always laundry.
There are always dishes to be washed, clothes to fold.
I can't help, but be thankful for all of it.
(even on the hard/frustrating/lonely days.)
When I want to have a pity party for myself, I think of my husband who works (outside, in all kinds of weather) so hard, so that I may stay at home with our baby girl.
A plus is that, he likes his job. He likes the people he works with. It's not always the same, so it isn't too monotonous. But even if he didn't necessarily enjoy his job (because he's had jobs that aren't the best), he does them anyways, rarely complaining.
I am so grateful for his positive work ethic and his selflessness.
He is the best husband-ever.
Baby girl fell asleep.
::happy dance::
It's going to be a good day.
The sun is shining despite the lower temperature.
It's going to be a good day because I'm going to have a good attitude.
Whether baby girl cries hysterically in the grocery store, or someone cuts me off in traffic, or if my coffee is cold.
It's my choice.
I'm going to have a good day.
The pattern was purchased from lovecrochet.com It was designed by Katalin Galusz. I used worsted weight yarn instead of the sport weight as the pattern calls for, so it turned out huge- as it almost life size.
I also crocheted a basket to put yarn in, halfway through making the rabbit.
Does anyone else like to think of other projects to do while you're in the middle of one? I do- all the time.
I hope you decide to have a good day.
I don't think you'll regret it.
Colleen <3
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