It wasn't the best day, but it was mostly my fault. I tried to participate or listen to a couple of things online - a bible study and a Velata call. Aiden wasn't a very good baby sitter (too distracted by TV and iPad to play with his sister), so I got frustrated. After lunch and a nap, it was a lot better.
It certainly made me wonder if I could do it everyday. The quick answer was, of course I could. If I did it everyday, I could plan better and wouldn't feel like I HAD to get things done that day. Plans wouldn't always work out, but I would know I could try again the next day.
I firmly believe that my worst day at home with my sweet babies would be better than my best days at work.
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