The word errand is most
commonly used in the sense of a short journey taken to perform some necessary
duty. Some examples of errands are: taking or fetching clothes from the
cleaners; taking mail to the post office; filling the car with fuel, taking
sacks of leaves to the compost center, etc.
A chore can be simply a
necessary domestic task such as vacuuming or taking out the garbage, or it can
be used in the sense of a really tiresome, time-consuming task.
So why am I pointing this out??
Yesterday I have been a very busy Mom, running errands and doing chores
around the house.
What do you do when you day is full from top to bottom and you want to
accomplish it ALL in a day? “Heaven help
me,” is what I typically say.
Yesterday
was one of those days where I could use more hours to get rid of “today’s to do
list” so that the next day’s agenda is
lighter.
and I did them all...I'm a super mom...a super tired mom…
After hanging out with my dear husband John and my sweet son Matti ( our after – dinner – bond) , I
headed for bed pretty early, and I wasn't able to read few chapters in my book (that tired!).
It wasn't really a bad day…it was very productive. But it was a very
tiring one.
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