In the next year I will . . .
- begin my conversion process. (See, I'm being decisive today.)
- find a pre-school for my son.
- find a way to get out of the house at least one day a week, whether it's
through membership in some kind of organization, a class, or a part-time
job.- find a babysitter so that my husband and I can go out more.
- go on our very first vacation as a family of four.
- enjoy every minute of my children's silliness.
Okay, to be perfectly honest, I had to cheat and look myself. So no hard feelings. But my reason for bringing this up is that I realize I've done several of these things already. Yay! And yeah, I know, many of them were not earth shattering. In fact, some of them are just silly. But still, I know life can throw things at us sometimes and knock us off our feet, and I am so thankful that I've been lucky enough to be able to move vaguely in the direction I wanted to go.
Let's see . . . well, the conversion process has not started yet. But I have become more active in the synagogue. I know that doesn't count.
My son has started preschool. It's a good preschool we picked, too, I have to say.
I'm getting out of the house a little more now because I've made some friends. I am also (drumroll please) preparing to begin some part-time work very soon. It's the kind of work that is unpredictable -- I have to wait for them to call me when my services are needed -- but I'm just a few days away from being officially on the list as a service provider. Yippee!
My friend now babysits for us sometimes. She's awesome!
We went on our family vacation back in July.
And I am still enjoying my kids' silliness. I squander a few moments here and there when I'm feeling overwhelmed or grouchy. I regret that. But I love them, those little boogers. They're such cuties. I'd do anything for them. Even convert.
But maybe not quite yet.
1 comment:
Good for you. If you're anything like me, writing down your goals half ensures that you'll actually pay attention to them. If I don't write something down, it doesn't get done. (And if I accidentally do something that wasn't on the list, I write it down -- and then relish the feeling of crossing it off.)
Keep getting out of the house! The fresh air is good for us dungeon dwellers.
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