Oh Anna E., thank you for this post. A lovely read. I am retired, have no children, live with a friend who has few demands/needs. Yet I have a sacred morning hour(s) when I watch the sky, clouds, sun and listen to inner musings (I am a poet). NOW, I must purchase the perfect housecoat.
Thanks for this. So basically, "get up real early" is your approach.
Same same on the parenting front - practically impossible to have a normal existence with small children and work too. When mine were little, I was teaching so I'd be in my classroom by 7:15 am, which invokes a whole different kind of time management than WFH time management.
I haven't found the answer to balance but no one messes with me and my coffee on the back porch as the sun comes up.
I like my bed a lot too. :-)
Oh Anna E., thank you for this post. A lovely read. I am retired, have no children, live with a friend who has few demands/needs. Yet I have a sacred morning hour(s) when I watch the sky, clouds, sun and listen to inner musings (I am a poet). NOW, I must purchase the perfect housecoat.
Thanks for this. So basically, "get up real early" is your approach.
Same same on the parenting front - practically impossible to have a normal existence with small children and work too. When mine were little, I was teaching so I'd be in my classroom by 7:15 am, which invokes a whole different kind of time management than WFH time management.