30 Day Blog #29
The best I can be, first of all.
I aspire to be a nursing student.
I aspire to be a good wife.
I aspire to cook more often.
I aspire to garden.
I aspire to be a doula and a midwife.
I aspire to be more social.
I aspire to have more moolah.
I aspire to be a mom who doesn't take the easy way out, who cares what is really good for her children, who takes the time to check what chemicals she's putting on her kids skin, clothes, food, toys, etc. Who makes sure that she spends enough time with her kids, and let them help when she's cooking, even though they'll probably make a mess and make the job harder, but it's important for them to learn. Who teaches their kid something instead of placing full responsibility on the failing public school system. Who disciplines them, but doesn't abuse them. Who really tries to understand and listen to her children instead of screaming at them when they do something I don't approve of, to remember what it was like to be at that age, because I'm already forgetting it seems. Who plays and interacts with her kids instead of plopping them down in front of a television. Who puts her child's interests and well-being over her own, because when you have a child, your life is about them, not you. If you want to play the game, you should play by the rules.
I aspire to be eating right now...
I aspire to be a nursing student.
I aspire to be a good wife.
I aspire to cook more often.
I aspire to garden.
I aspire to be a doula and a midwife.
I aspire to be more social.
I aspire to have more moolah.
I aspire to be a mom who doesn't take the easy way out, who cares what is really good for her children, who takes the time to check what chemicals she's putting on her kids skin, clothes, food, toys, etc. Who makes sure that she spends enough time with her kids, and let them help when she's cooking, even though they'll probably make a mess and make the job harder, but it's important for them to learn. Who teaches their kid something instead of placing full responsibility on the failing public school system. Who disciplines them, but doesn't abuse them. Who really tries to understand and listen to her children instead of screaming at them when they do something I don't approve of, to remember what it was like to be at that age, because I'm already forgetting it seems. Who plays and interacts with her kids instead of plopping them down in front of a television. Who puts her child's interests and well-being over her own, because when you have a child, your life is about them, not you. If you want to play the game, you should play by the rules.
I aspire to be eating right now...