Noted. Way ahead of you.
In the interest of full disclosure, we were in the parking lot of the library, waiting to go into a preschool yoga class.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Looking for Inner Peace
Last Monday, I was ill-equipped to catch the everyday crap that 3 almost 5 year olds can sling at you. I was a grumpy mommy. So grumpy that I threw a makeup case to the floor of the car. A told me I should never throw things out of frustration.
Noted. Way ahead of you.
In the interest of full disclosure, we were in the parking lot of the library, waiting to go into a preschool yoga class.
Namaste.
Noted. Way ahead of you.
In the interest of full disclosure, we were in the parking lot of the library, waiting to go into a preschool yoga class.
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Haha! Where is that faster "reset" button anyway? There is something VERY gratifying about throwing something in the heat of the moment. I will admit to you that I've done it (more than once!). I'm not aiming at anyone, I promise! Once I threw the kitchen trash can lid in front of all 3 kids and now it doesn't work. We used that one as a teachable moment- "this is why it isn't a great idea to throw things when upset...mommy broke the trash can lid". Teaching by example, right?
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