Ben's at a meeting with a client; he has our only vehicle. So I guess that means I get to wake up Keller, load up the wagon, and walk to Taesya's school. :( It's not that bad, but I'm just not in the mood today. One car takes a lot more thought than two.
Earlier, when I dropped Tae off, I watched her sitting on the preschool's little rug. She was putting together a puzzle with one of her friends. She was so excited to be back at school, since she missed so many days from being sick. I'm glad that Taesya enjoys school; she really lights up in that place.
I'm not really a fan of laundry, dishes, cooking, loading up kids in car seats -- But I do these things. Why? I do it cuz I love my kids, I love my Ben and my Father in Heaven. I made a commitment that I would care for my children and our home. But I really can't get through all the tasks simply by thinking that I have to; I need to look to my true motivation. So I will walk to Taesya's school, knowing that she'll be so happy to see me and the boys there. I'll pay the bills and make the food and do what I gotta do. Because I love them. :) And all those little jobs will help them to know that I do.
2.08.2010
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Oh the days of walking everywhere. I did that alot when we had one car. And yes, we all get sick of doing meals, laundry and cleaning. I get inspiration from Flora Benson (President Benson's wife) who said that she finds joy in monotony. I have tried to do the same...finding joy in monotony.
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