New Years Resolutions, Too Late?

Yes, I realize it's February. I apologize.

I just wanted to share them here and recommit to completing them, or at least trying my best!

1) Move to Texas (not so much a resolution but I know I can complete it so on the list it goes!) 

2) Sell 20 items (I recently started an etsy and am hoping this is an easy goal to reach. 1 down 19 to go.) 

3) Only go on Facebook on Saturdays (I have cut back on the book but I still have withdrawals. All the more reason to cut back more!) 

4) Blog more (I love this space!) 

5) Get organized (with everything)

6) Stick to a chore chart (because I hate cleaning but love lists)

7) Play more games with the kids (they love board games! It may be a huge pain with a toddler and a baby but we are really craving more variety in our day) 

8) Go outside more ( Again the kids love it and it's not like I don't like it, it just takes FOREVER to get everyone ready. It's a bad excuse, so I'm going to make more of an effort.) 

9) Daily bible reading (I have actually been doing okay at this one but have skipped some days)

10) Eat healthy and Workout (yeah...moving stress has me eating all sorts of bad things. I am vowing right now, after our groceries get delivered tomorrow, I will eat healthier!) 

Did you make resolutions this year? How are you doing with them? I would love to hear about it! 

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A House Elf Would Be Nice

Cleaning and having a dirty house are two things that I despise. 

It's unfortunate, I know. 

I feel like I am constantly bouncing between cleaning so that I stop feeling sorry for myself (I hate living in a dump, why can't I have a house elf) and refusing to clean so I can do "more important things"  (reading Goodnight Moon for the millionth time).

It's been a real struggle for me to find my rhythm. I have always hated cleaning but with each baby we add it gets more difficult to figure out a good schedule. I feel like if I do all the important things I will never have time to do anything for myself (to regain my sanity). I know that this is temporary. As our kids get older I can see that it gets easier to get into a good schedule. For now I will try my best everyday until the day where I no longer feel like I am drowning in to do lists. 

Now I better stop procrastinating and start another load of laundry.