It is Saturday, can you rest and relax? Chances are you have a list of things that you need to be done each Saturday
or the next week will not go well.
Each day during the week it the rush to get dress and fix a fast breakfast, feed the animals, then out the door dropping off the kids. By the end of the day, you can be exhausting depending on how many other things have to do after work, picking up kids, helping with homework, feeding the animals. The only thing in your mind is a quick meal like Mac & Cheese or a salad, after that you really don't have time for cleaning up the house until for the weekend.
You have a list of things to, that you were too tired and had no time to do during the week. After working hard during the day, most people will leave Saturday for catching up and preparing for the coming up week. The list can be endless from loads of clothes, taking care of the animal, and shopping.
After working hard each day, to put in a load of clothes can seem like too much work. There is also shopping, cleaning up after the animals and taking care of the family.
Will you have time to relax, after taking kids to practice? How about after you washing the car or getting your hair done? There goes over-all half of your day, where is your time to relax?
Your plans may including preparing a nice large meal on the weekend for the family. So you need to go to the store for groceries for the family and animals on the weekend.
If you lay around and relax how will things get done? You only have two days off, and one day the day you reserve for Lord, maybe? Sorry Father, God, I could not make it to church because I had to clean my house and wash clothes during the week.
Add a few things to that Saturday list:
1. Break down the list. If you have help, it will get done faster, but if you don't have help, you need to priorities they list.
2. Cut to list down, only do loads a clothing while you are cleaning. Then finish up after
3. Your kids will help if you promised something special for helping, make it a competition.
4. Your husband can help also by promising him something special for helping, make it a competition.
There was a question on Family Feud, how many people who call in sick from work really are sick? Will one of your sick days be used, because you did not get all the things on your weekend "to-do list done?
Each day during the week it the rush to get dress and fix a fast breakfast, feed the animals, then out the door dropping off the kids. By the end of the day, you can be exhausting depending on how many other things have to do after work, picking up kids, helping with homework, feeding the animals. The only thing in your mind is a quick meal like Mac & Cheese or a salad, after that you really don't have time for cleaning up the house until for the weekend.
You have a list of things to, that you were too tired and had no time to do during the week. After working hard during the day, most people will leave Saturday for catching up and preparing for the coming up week. The list can be endless from loads of clothes, taking care of the animal, and shopping.
After working hard each day, to put in a load of clothes can seem like too much work. There is also shopping, cleaning up after the animals and taking care of the family.
Will you have time to relax, after taking kids to practice? How about after you washing the car or getting your hair done? There goes over-all half of your day, where is your time to relax?
Your plans may including preparing a nice large meal on the weekend for the family. So you need to go to the store for groceries for the family and animals on the weekend.
If you lay around and relax how will things get done? You only have two days off, and one day the day you reserve for Lord, maybe? Sorry Father, God, I could not make it to church because I had to clean my house and wash clothes during the week.
Add a few things to that Saturday list:
1. Break down the list. If you have help, it will get done faster, but if you don't have help, you need to priorities they list.
2. Cut to list down, only do loads a clothing while you are cleaning. Then finish up after
3. Your kids will help if you promised something special for helping, make it a competition.
4. Your husband can help also by promising him something special for helping, make it a competition.
There was a question on Family Feud, how many people who call in sick from work really are sick? Will one of your sick days be used, because you did not get all the things on your weekend "to-do list done?
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