http://blase.littlehellraiser.com/2008/07/16/working-mom/ Just another littlehellraiser.com weblog Wed, 03 Dec 2008 08:35:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://blase.littlehellraiser.com/2008/07/16/working-mom/#comment-246 blase Thu, 17 Jul 2008 16:53:21 +0000 http://blase.littlehellraiser.com/2008/07/16/working-mom/#comment-246 i love you comment! ahh... mutual-internet-love... how sweet. i love you comment!
ahh… mutual-internet-love… how sweet.

]]> http://blase.littlehellraiser.com/2008/07/16/working-mom/#comment-245 Nicole Thu, 17 Jul 2008 03:46:06 +0000 http://blase.littlehellraiser.com/2008/07/16/working-mom/#comment-245 I love this post. I had always thought of myself as someone who was efficient with her time but since Tyler's arrival I have become uber-efficient. It is amazing what a mom can get done during a 2 hour nap. Todd and I (mostly I, if I'm being honest, but without him I could do none of it) have all of these same aspirations. So far, I feel like we are meeting them. Comprising my career or my running goals was not something I was willing to do and neither have gone by the wayside as of 1+ year post kid. I made all of Tyler's baby food, and I am no holly homemaker by any means but I loved it and I still make 90% of his food, which is now our food since we eat as a family. One of my biggest hopes is that Tyler sees how much Todd and I mean to each other and that because of this, he becomes the kind of amazing man his dad is. Sorry for rambling but this whole topic is an area I feel strongly about and I am inspired by your posts that relate to it. I know you will have no problem creating (or sustaining since it seems you already have it) the life you want. I love this post. I had always thought of myself as someone who was efficient with her time but since Tyler’s arrival I have become uber-efficient. It is amazing what a mom can get done during a 2 hour nap. Todd and I (mostly I, if I’m being honest, but without him I could do none of it) have all of these same aspirations. So far, I feel like we are meeting them. Comprising my career or my running goals was not something I was willing to do and neither have gone by the wayside as of 1+ year post kid. I made all of Tyler’s baby food, and I am no holly homemaker by any means but I loved it and I still make 90% of his food, which is now our food since we eat as a family. One of my biggest hopes is that Tyler sees how much Todd and I mean to each other and that because of this, he becomes the kind of amazing man his dad is. Sorry for rambling but this whole topic is an area I feel strongly about and I am inspired by your posts that relate to it. I know you will have no problem creating (or sustaining since it seems you already have it) the life you want.

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