Tomorrow we say good-bye to a dear friend. This dear friend will be leaving at precisely 2 a.m.
60 minutes for Pookieville is:
20 time-outs for a Hammy
12 time-outs for a Bun
4 little people's bathtimes
6 times watering the lawn
1 mowing + 1 weed-wacking in the backyard
a Saturday privilege for each of the 4 oldest little people
a load of laundry on the extra dirty setting
a load in the dryer
a quiet time when it's from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
a visit with the home teachers or visiting teachers
120 hand-washings
an appointment with the Occupational Therapist
a visit to the library
60+ chances for a 3 year old to ask "Why?"
how long it takes to get to the zoo
300 pieces of folded laundry
Daylight Saving Time. Yea or Nay?
5 comments:
NAY!!! I hate changing the clocks, including my body's clock. Boo!
Nay for sure! Great post. I never quite thought about it that way. I do like getting the hour back in the fall though.
Yay! As a kidless person I hated it because it meant I had to get up earlier for work (Springing Forward, that is). But as a parent it means my kids don't know what is happening and actually let me sleep in. :) It's Fall Back that I hate now.
Plus, in Spring it means the sun will still be out when my hubby returns home from work and HE can pick up the dog poop each day. :)
Nay. Resulted in a couple of cranky boys in my Sunbeams class, and my own cranky boy.
Amy- I have to agree with the dog poop benefit. That's a good reason alone!
Mary- Boo for cranky Sunbeams. You must have the early meeting. Our meeting is at 10 a.m. every year. Just the right time. mostly.
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