Just because a day in the life of a work-at-home-schooling mom is so riveting, I decided to log my life on Thursday, March 1. Every hour, on the hour.
7:00 am Asleep
8:00 am Drinking coffee; reading the Bible
9:00 am Sending a business e-mail
10:00 am Conference call
11:00 am Reading “Little Women” aloud to the kids
12:00 pm Making GNOWFGLINS sourdough artisan bread
1:00 pm Eating yougurt; talking with my son about his current writing project
2:00 pm Heading out the door to Tang Soo Do class
3:00 pm Finishing up Tang Soo Do
4:00 pm Reviewing some business documents
5:00 pm Packing up some oil samples for a friend who has been sick
6:00 pm Working on my vision book
7:00 pm Putting away laundry
8:00 pm Setting the table for dinner. It’s late. I know.
9:00 pm Reading (a reference book on using essential oils)
10:00 pm Working with my son on his writing project. Discussing and editing. Yes, it’s late. I know. He tends to be more productive at night and I’m trying not to impose my own issues on him.
11:00 pm Amazon.com. Looking at books.
12:00 am Reading (a book on leadership & development)
interesting. reminds me…i’ve got to leadership books to suggest. wow, is dinner always this late now? we’re 8 o’clockers, you know. i SO want to back it up to 6pm. sigh.
We try to eat at 6ish but the guys often do an evening TSD which throws us for a loop. What leadership books? I’m really getting into them lately. Surprise, surprise.
Leadership and Self-Deception by The Arbinger Institute (not that you need help getting out of the box, hehe). And Amplified Leadership by Dan Reiland (I have this one if you want to borrow).
Both of those look great. I’d love to borrow. And then I can return your suitcase and give you milk money. Milk money makes it sound like we are in grade school.