- accomplished all the homeschooling
- cooked dinner for a friend who just had a baby
- cleaned the entire kitchen
- cut the hair of two of your children
- took your boys to their first homeschool PE class
- went to the grocery store with 5 kids
And, let's say, (because this is hypothetical, remember?) that while you're all at the store, your 2 year old opens a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup in the check-out line, and you realize you must buy it, since you can't put it back already opened...
You are completely justified in consuming said candy bar when you finally return home.
Right?
That's what I thought.
For future reference, of course...
:)
2 comments:
I wouldn't even wait until I got home. I would eat that thing before leaving the store parking lot--to avoid a melted chocolate mess of course.
busy day! glad you survived it so well.
Totally justified! Just like the "hypothetical" situation of waking up late--too late for breakfast--, racing to grab the bike helmet (without breakfast), realizing it's pouring rain outside--and a chilly 45degrees--racing back inside to replace the bike helmet and check the clock, racing to catch the bus, waiting 5 minutes in the rain because the bus is late, running in late to work--and yes: feeling justified to break the Lenten "no cream or sugar" fast with some hazelnut syrup and half-n-half in my Starbucks for our weekly Team Meeting!
One of those days...
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