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I’m sharing what’s working for me right now, plus some thoughts on how to not get discouraged when your house isn’t magically even though your very best excuse (time) has been eliminated.
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Thank you! I was just asking my friends the other day if anyone had their house completely clean and organized and who was in the best shape they’ve ever been in. Because none of that is me! I thrive on schedules, I need to have things on a list in order to get things accomplished and I am really struggling every day feeling like I’ve done nothing. So thank you for saying everything in this podcast! This is my Saturday morning routine to listen to you, so thank you for that too! Stay safe and healthy!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! That so needed to be said. I already worked from home as a farmer and an artist and now my four teenagers are home with me-and yes they are less “needy” of my attention then younger children, but I am now trying to moniter their online schooling in addition to all the extra food and cleaning and laundry they create (three of them have part time “essential” jobs and they all strip and shower after coming home from work).
I feel really blessed to have the life I have, but I do not have time for “more” creative projects then I was already doing. In fact I am two weeks late on my current commision and a have about twenty trays of flowers and herbs I should have seeded yesterday.
So, thank you for the affirmation that this new normal is not a solution to all of our “time” problems.
Thank you for explaining the mental load so accurately during this odd time. You hit the nail on the head!