I worry. It isn’t
Godly of me but I do it anyway…but then again, I’m not God, I’m human. I’m meant to be imperfect and, well, I’m
perfect at that! They always warn you that
as a mother, you’ll worry about everything. They weren’t kidding. EVERY. THING.
I worry about…
…if I got the laundry done that the family needs this week.
…if my house is clean enough to not be embarrassing for
Coffee Group.
…if I’ve forgotten something for lack of writing it in a
calendar or adding it to my Google calendar (love that thing…it reminds me of
so much.)
…bills, accounts, and how that grocery list just keeps
growing this week.
…if my kids are eating a healthy enough diet.
…if my daughter will EVER learn to keep her mouth shut in
school. (Okay, I know the answer to that one and it isn’t good…but I really
WANT her to be a step above her mother!)
…investments, college funds and retirement.
…if the timing will ever be right for us to move out of base
housing. (Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of advantages, but I want my OWN
house…with some actual storage space.)
…deployments. That’s right, I worry about them long before
they ever get here…then stress during them…only to worry more when he does get
home. I don’t know when or if I will ever learn to relax and just enjoy the
time that he IS home. Probably when he retires…and is annoying me because he is
home all the time. LOL.
…military jobs. It used to be that the military was the most
stable job with the most unstable lifestyle.
Well, we’ve lived in the same place for well over the standard threshold…our
deployment cycle has been painfully predictable…and yet with the force reductions, jobs are a question mark and our government has
found a way to put all of our service members’ pay in jeopardy.
Nice. Add that to the list of worries.
…my kids. Constantly. If we are raising them well, if they
will turn out to be strong, independent, compassionate and honest.
...and so many other things.
This is just what popped in my head when I sat down…perhaps I will
update and add to this as more things worry me...
~Jac
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