The Queen of KAOS @Home

I am an analyzer by nature so procrastination comes easy (these days the “in” thing is planning, which is good, but you have to make sure at some point you switch to the DOING portion of the program!)

It got me thinking that maybe I spend too much time thinking about what I am going to do rather than doing it.

Some reasons for this are overwhelm, too many small things getting in the way (that is where planning and prioritizing come in) What can I get rid of (ask your self that :0)

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I received this in my email from my MIL this morning.

Subject: A touching Mothers’ Day Tribute *

We had this 10 year old cat named Jack who just recently died. Jack was a great cat and the kids would carry him around and sit on him and nothing ever bothered him. He used to hang out and nap all day long on this mat in our bathroom.

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Mother’s Day Ideas for Older Kids

Whether it’s a box of candy, a bouquet of flowers, or a handmade craft, moms everywhere appreciate and enjoy whatever their kids give them for Mother’s Day. Here are some ideas older children can do for and give to Mom to make the day special.

If your child has some money available to purchase Mom a gift, they can:

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 MOTHER’S DAY IDEAS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

As Mother’s Day approaches, children all want to show their moms how special they are by giving them gifts and crafts.

There are lots of Mother’s Day ideas for younger kids to become involved in, and they don’t have to cost a lot to be of worth. The younger the child, the more actively involved another adult will need to be to help make the day exceptional for Mom & kids.

Spending quality time with your child is important. This builds memories and makes them know how important they are to you. (as a mom of older kids, I realize more and more how important and fleeting an opportunity it is every day)

One good idea is to read together. Make a trip to the local library together to find books about moms. One great mommy book is Robert Munsch’s “Love You Forever”. (Don’t forget to grab yourself some Kleenex!) note: I will love Robert Munsch books for ever, Robert Munsch Rules! :0)

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