I Work Too Hard

Hoo boy it was a rough weekend.

We always clean the house and work in the yard on Saturday mornings.  It had been a couple of weeks since we’d been able to do a really thorough job.  Everyone pulled together.

Laundry needed to be done.

Bathrooms needed cleaning.

Someone has to stop and make lunch for everyone else.

Hard working boys dug up the gravel.

A leak under the kitchen sink in the guesthouse had to be taken care of.

The floors needed scrubbing.

Heavy farm cages had to be hauled back to where they belong.

And vacuuming.  So much vacuuming.

What, you ask, was I doing while this was all happening?  I was supervising, of course.

My life is so hard.

20 Comments

  1. Okay…I loved you at “we have 9 children”!! I am from a family of 10 kids and my husband is from a family of 9 kids!! No multiples and no blended families! LOVE IT! We have only been blessed with 3 children (and 4 babies in heaven). So, the real reason I stopped over was that I saw your post on Midwestern Sewing Girl about Pinterest and wanted to tell you how to Pin something. If you click on Help (upper right corner) and the Help (3 choice on the left) there is an explanation on how to pin stuff! Good Luck!

  2. Bahaha,
    This post was awesome! I can only imagine what you guys can accomplish when you all work together. I’ve been thinking about your awesome little family all week. Too busy to tell you that … but I have. You had such a profound effect on me, like a sign telling me I’m on the right path, headed in the right direction … and when I get there … I can relax in the pool!! Big Hugs!

  3. Great post – so fun to read. Can’t wait to see what you’ve come up with in the competition. Tone

  4. So this is what I’m looking forward to in a couple of years! Woohoo! I can live with that. Makes going through five babies and five c-sections totally worth it. Okay it was already worth it (most of the time), but now it’s icing on the cake…or chocolate syrup on the icecream…or….

  5. Can I borrow them? I bet they know how to lay tile. 🙂

    You make me laugh dear friend! Can’t wait to meet ya’ in person in a few weeks! 🙂

    Blessings,
    lana @ ilovemy5kids

  6. Great post, same thing happens at my house, but no-one seems to understand that the foreman works just as hard as the labourers!

  7. You’re in the for the shock of your life when that nest is empty. But… by the time that finally happens you’ll probably still be waited on hand and foot in the nursing home.

  8. Congratulations on your win – well deserved, really excited about what you come up with next round. Tone

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