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Showing posts with label Laundry. Show all posts
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
25 Day Challenge - Day 22
It may sound arrogant, but I'm stuck on today's challenge (well, kinda): the challenge for today is to take 10 minutes to reflect on any mistakes made over the week and to ask myself: What did I learn? What will I do differently and better as a result of what I know?
Provided it's only Hump Day and there are still several days ahead of me this week, I have a hard time coming up with any mistakes made this week. Having said that though, the 'think' part of the challenge is something that is worth looking at:
"I am able to learn something useful from every situation."
With Kai sick yesterday and with the semi-finals of the World Cup Soccer, I felt as if the day passed by without me noticing. At the end of the day I was still wearing my lounge pants, hadn't brushed my teeth yet and hadn't even combed my hair. I felt like an absolute slob who hadn't gotten anything done.
I shared my frustration with David over dinner and he reminded me that sometimes it's okay to have a day like that. Afterall, the Netherlands had won the semi-finals and with that placed itself in the Finals for Sunday. I did get my laundry folded:
But most importantly, I cared for my sick toddler who really needed a dose of mommy-love. He was so right and that, my friends, is one of the biggest lessons I learned over the past few days: sometimes it's okay to cuddle up with your baby and watch movies the entire day (although I am soooo trough with Thomas, Finding Nemo and Cars). Sometimes that's the best thing you can do for a day. The bottom line: every situation provides us with an opportunity to learn. It's not easy to always remember, but worth the try.
Tomorrow's challenge:
Abundance
Abundance is to see that there are endless possibilities before us. And at the same time, still see an incredibly rich existence right where we are. It is a feeling of gratitude for everything and everyone we have in our life.
Click here for the 'pause - think - act' elements of the challenge.
Provided it's only Hump Day and there are still several days ahead of me this week, I have a hard time coming up with any mistakes made this week. Having said that though, the 'think' part of the challenge is something that is worth looking at:
"I am able to learn something useful from every situation."
With Kai sick yesterday and with the semi-finals of the World Cup Soccer, I felt as if the day passed by without me noticing. At the end of the day I was still wearing my lounge pants, hadn't brushed my teeth yet and hadn't even combed my hair. I felt like an absolute slob who hadn't gotten anything done.
I shared my frustration with David over dinner and he reminded me that sometimes it's okay to have a day like that. Afterall, the Netherlands had won the semi-finals and with that placed itself in the Finals for Sunday. I did get my laundry folded:
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But most importantly, I cared for my sick toddler who really needed a dose of mommy-love. He was so right and that, my friends, is one of the biggest lessons I learned over the past few days: sometimes it's okay to cuddle up with your baby and watch movies the entire day (although I am soooo trough with Thomas, Finding Nemo and Cars). Sometimes that's the best thing you can do for a day. The bottom line: every situation provides us with an opportunity to learn. It's not easy to always remember, but worth the try.
Tomorrow's challenge:
Abundance
Abundance is to see that there are endless possibilities before us. And at the same time, still see an incredibly rich existence right where we are. It is a feeling of gratitude for everything and everyone we have in our life.
Click here for the 'pause - think - act' elements of the challenge.
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