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4. Work out.
6. Make thank you cards.
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9. Fold my clothes.
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I guess here's where I say something that solidifies my old woman status, but I don't even care and have fully embraced who I am. Who I am is someone ready for productivity and studying super hard. My last claim to young womanhood- I have no kids so I feel like all the chores I need to do combined should take 30-45 minutes. I know some people having babies now, and they're cute, and I'm sure they wouldn't want their lives any other way, but man I am happy when I think about how easy my apartment is to clean because there is no child who just smashed cheese on the walls, which I have cleaned off walls before and is not so fun to do. Or when I can somewhat irresponsibly and spontaneously spend $15 on coffee each week because that won't be the difference between whether my baby can eat for the day or not, I can't help but think... FREEDOM!
1 comment:
AMEN. I feel the same way about the freedom that you have when not having kids.
Today I cooked myself a nice dinner of lemon dill chicken and veggies. I ate one portion myself and then packed the other three portions into Tupperware containers (lunch for the next three days!). I thought about how lucky I was to not have a family since I got all the leftovers for myself and wouldn't have to cook again for a bit.
The point of that story is that I totally identify with this post.
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