We've all heard it said that busy people are the people to give "the job" to––they're the people who will get it done. Whomever said this is so right.
When I look into my past, I remember how much I relished having a full calendar and when I had an odd day off from most everything, I cherished it. More than likely, my appreciating quiet time made my busy time a thousand times better and a million times easier.
It's high time to get busy!
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
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Maybe it's because I homeschool, but I don't prefer having a "full calendar" per say. We get more of the important things done the more we stay home, I feel like. So, I prefer to have fewer commitments so that I can fulfill my most important duties. I'm a bit odd, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked Thankful Thursday! My sister used to do a link-up for it, but hasn't resumed. I may start doing one. I hope you'll check and join, if you like it well enough to do it, too! :)What better way to make and share Light than expressing gratitude and sharing it!!! ^_^
For sure I will join! Our kids are older now, so I have a bit more freedom (though honestly, I had freedom when they were young, thanks to hoemschooling) and maybe that's why I relish that calendar? I'm glad you do well at home. The girls and I were driving around the island the other day and they said it kind of stinks that we cannot just drive to another state like we used to. I realize that we actually got the best of our work done... in the car! Crazy, right? We are both awesome. :-)
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