Happy Mother's Day Weekend, readers! (Hope you all enjoy Anita Renfroe as much as we do :)
Recently I wrote an essay as part of a Green River scholarship application; I ran into some perplexing questions. I was at a loss, really, as to how to explain my work experience or academic achievement, so here's how I introduced myself (tongue firmly-in-cheek, of course):
"For the past five years I’ve held the position of Chief Executive Officer of a small, successful-though-chaotic enterprise. My responsibilities include but are not limited to: budget allocation and record-keeping, maintenance, meal preparation, buyer (of everything), efficiency expert, health and personal safety advisor (including personal hygiene), and transportation of precious cargo. I am on-call 24 hours a day. In exchange, I receive zero compensation. I get zero days off per year, and (BONUS!) also get zero vacation or sick days."Then I included an interview I did with the girls about Mommy going back to school:
Here’s what my charges have to say about me:They crack me up. Being a mom is hard work. It's also hilarious, and that's part of the reason we started this blog in the first place--to celebrate the hilarity of motherhood. Try interviewing your kids today with some questions about you, your time with them, your profession, the world...we'd love to hear their responses.
Q: Would you say that Mommy’s a hard worker?
A: “Yes, when you get home from the gym, you’re always really sweaty!!”
Q: What would be good about Mommy going back to school?
A: “You really need to learn about Jesus, and makeup, and Easter egg hunts….”
Q: Would Mommy be a good nurse?
A: “Yes! You’re great at checking us out with the doctor’s kit!” … “But don’t give any kids shots Mom!”
Check out South Sound Macaroni Kid (one of our favorite sites!) for a list of events going on this weekend in the area. Enjoy your celebrations, Mommies!
Every year for father's day I help the kids make a book about Josh, had not thought of having them make one about me! love it.
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