Ghostwriter
We were going down to visit the grandkids because I didn’t see them last time. I did get to see them for about 30 minutes and other family members had other plans. I adjusted quickly and it made for a very long night. My husband stayed home to take care of the grandkids and I became the designated driver and care giver for the adults.
I am not complaining. I got to listen to great music and I drank more water than I have in months.
However when you get home at about 3:00 am and the works begins at 4:00, you don’t even bother with bed you simply keep going and hope that your day doesn’t have a whole lot of bumps in the road.
I need a plan to make certain the day stays productive and there is no extra fall out from the change of plans.
#1 Late night = Long Day
Laundry is a never ending chore here and today is no different. Because of illness and hospice the beds have to be changed daily and all bedding must be washed. Yes, we have extra's and still the key is washing them as quickly as you can to make sure that people have less opportunity for illness. The beds have been changed and both washers and dryers are busy so that work is in progress. That's a plus.
I still have loads of laundry to do as well, and a few dresses for hand wash…
i have a theory that the pile of laundry is actually its natural reproductive state, piling laundry allows new laundry to be born~!~!
Oh no, you might be correct. This will never end.
yeah it was a realization last week when I started the laundry. It just grew
We live in perfect time and technology is a perfect helper.