Came across this today and thought some of you might appreciate it. There's definitely a religious bent to it, just FYI if you're offended by that. But it's a good post even if you look past the religious stuff.
I know I am recreating myself as the woman/mother I want to be...It is exciting and the bar I have set is a whole lot higher than Becca before Bowen...I do not feel lost; I feel pressure to embrace this new wave of life since my son will be watching.
I don't think I ever felt like that with just one child. Maybe it was because I worked, or maybe I just can't see it because now I have two.
But there are days where I do feel like that, feel like all I do is feed a child, clean a child, then feed a child...
I do try to change myself in that situation. Remember who I am and spend a few minutes on myself.
And people used to call me Felicity in high school because we looked alike.
This is a lesson I could stand to learn. I really relate to her in that I'm not a natural at being a parent. Everyday takes 100% of my energy to do a good job and I feel like there's nothing left for anything else.
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I know I am recreating myself as the woman/mother I want to be...It is exciting and the bar I have set is a whole lot higher than Becca before Bowen...I do not feel lost; I feel pressure to embrace this new wave of life since my son will be watching.
But there are days where I do feel like that, feel like all I do is feed a child, clean a child, then feed a child...
I do try to change myself in that situation. Remember who I am and spend a few minutes on myself.
And people used to call me Felicity in high school because we looked alike.
Thanks for sharing.
This is a lesson I could stand to learn. I really relate to her in that I'm not a natural at being a parent. Everyday takes 100% of my energy to do a good job and I feel like there's nothing left for anything else.