Raising Children without a Parenting Manual

Three Little Birds

Straight out of a Bob Marley song.


I woke up to find 3 little birds sitting right outside my door. Were they singing sweetly? Why yes, they were as a matter of fact.


I tried to snap a pic but they flew away.


The whole thing made me smile. And think. Which is a good thing, because I had been in a bit of a funk up to that point.


“Don’t worry about a thing,
Cos every little thing is gonna be alright…”


Maybe.


More than maybe. I know it is. And I know it’s up to me to make it so.


But this wife/mother/careerwoman/blogger/friend thing… it really can get overwhelming sometimes.


I’m so busy these days that I’m having a hard time organizing my time and I’ve come to almost a complete shutdown. Not meltdown, mind you. Just a slowdown and lack of productivity.


I do this from time to time. I get to a point where if something doesn’t make sense anymore, I need to stop everything, find a way to get the balls in the air once more, before I get moving again. It’s like I have to map it out in my head and make sure it’s going to work before I’ll even try to start moving.


But in the meantime, I feel every second tick by, conscious of the time wasting and the things I COULD have gotten done while I was in semi-veg state.


So I ignore the dread in the pit of my stomach and think about ways to 

  • Schedule the work that’s already in the pipeline,
  • Organize leads to follow so I can bring in new work opportunities,
  • Get some structure back into the kids’ days, 
  • Get all caught up on the housework,
  • Get back into my regular blogging schedule.
I need order to thrive and I have a lot of chaos around me right now.

But those three little birds reminded me of something important….

Worrying about the chaos isn’t going to make it go away, 
but in the end, it’s going to be alright.

It always is.

Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try.
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