So it depends what you're doing during the day is how I would have a helpful reminder but they have these water bottles that have lines for like what time you should drink to up to that line for or that might help
Something like this
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Tell me how to survive the next two weeks alone till my parents come back
Tell me how to survive the next two weeks alone till my parents come back
Get together with friends, in person
Eat ice cream
Go swimming
Organize the house
Buy yourself a good, long novel (and read it!)
Start a project - painting, diamond art, a big puzzle...
Hatzlacha! Hope it's not too lonely for you!
Tell me about how to maximize the few weeks I have to myself, not working, and children in daycamp
Get together with friends, in person
Eat ice cream
Go swimming
Organize the house
Buy yourself a good, long novel (and read it!)
Start a project - painting, diamond art, a big puzzle...
Hatzlacha! Hope it's not too lonely for you!
Tell me about how to maximize the few weeks I have to myself, not working, and children in daycamp
Organize the house. Take naps. Print and organize ur photos from the last couple of years.
I don't do anything extra. Easy suppers or takeout. Accept any help I can get. Try for an early bedtime. Shower and then crash into bed hoping and praying for an easier morning.
I don't. My husband comes home every Sunday night, and before even taking off his jacket, takes out the garbage and brings the cans to the curb. Baruch Hashem!
By imagining how good I will feel when it is done. Also, by reminding myself I have done very difficult things and have what it takes to do it!
Tell me about a place that makes you sigh with pleasure.
Gazing at the Kinneret at sunset when the iridescent colors reflect in the water, and during the morning hours when the water sparkles from the sun's rays.
"Mah Rabu Maasecha Hashem!"
Tell me about how you navigated the shift from the years when you were a busy Mummy with young children, to middle age when your children are teens or married, b'H?
