Life is a juggling act.
Having twins first taught me that. Adding two more kids and an active husband reaffirmed it. Finding time for myself in the midst of the chaos drove the point home.
And figuring out how to write query letters, send the letters, teach the kids religion, coordinate the library volunteers for school, make sure breakfast, lunch, and dinner are on the table, make decisions for the kitchen, get the laundry done when the construction crew isn't around, and more, makes it apparent, to me at least, that I need to thank God that I'm a pretty good juggler.
Having twins first taught me that. Adding two more kids and an active husband reaffirmed it. Finding time for myself in the midst of the chaos drove the point home.
And figuring out how to write query letters, send the letters, teach the kids religion, coordinate the library volunteers for school, make sure breakfast, lunch, and dinner are on the table, make decisions for the kitchen, get the laundry done when the construction crew isn't around, and more, makes it apparent, to me at least, that I need to thank God that I'm a pretty good juggler.
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