(Every Friday for over a year, hundreds of people have joined a writing flash mob at Lisa-Jo Baker‘s
blog site. They write for five minutes flat all on the same prompt
that she posts on her site at one minute past midnight EST every Friday.
No extreme editing or worrying about punctuation, grammar or font.
Unscripted, unedited, real. I am going to do my best to be a part of
the fun.)
CHOOSE...this is the story of my life now days. On most days I have about 60-90 minutes to get things done and most days it is a struggle to choose which things I will do. Do I choose to read my Bible or clean house? Do I choose to pack lunch and get ready for work or prep dinner for that night? Should I choose to shower and get ready for the day or play with Hope? All of the things listed above are important and ideally, they should all get done each day...but there's not enough baby-free time to do so. So each day I must choose what comes first.
To be honest, most days I probably don't choose the most important things. Unfortunately, playing with Hope usually gets pushed aside so the practical things get done....things like getting ready for work and packing lunch or prepping dinner. Am I proud of that? Absolutely not. Thankfully she's really good at playing by herself but it still stinks to miss out on that opportunity. So each day I must choose what gets my time and some days it is not the eternal things that get chosen, it's the mundane and very necessary things that need to get done.