Well, today is a new day. It's not all rainbows and lollipops, but I have pulled myself out of a slump. I won't go into all the details, but mainly I was just having a lot of mom guilt. It's hard keeping up with everything and a toddler. Some new discipline things have popped up with our little one. Nothing major, just pushing at playgroups, but it's been making me feel down. I know she's two, it's a kid thing, probably a phase, but it's frustrating! I'm finding these toddler years are fun and frustrating! It's a little, or a lot, of both I guess. Cute they are talking more and all, but it's also a feeling of "so not only do I have to keep you alive and teach you what to do, but I also have to teach you what NOT to do?" Ha! Just kidding. I know it goes along with being a parent, but man, this job never gets a day off! Well, I got a new game plan. I'm going to try to stop feeling all crappy about it and just do something else about it. What I have been trying has not worked, so duh, I'm going to try something else.
Here are a couple of posters that I have seen recently on Pinterest that relate to what I'm talking about. It's just absolute common sense, but a nice reminder when I am feeling overwhelmed.
Duh. |
If only we could just have this attitude everyday. |
So that last one reminds me of a quote I hear or see every now and then....
"When I get sad,
I stop being sad
and
be awesome instead.
True story."
I looked up the author on this one. Apparently, it is from the show How I Met Your Mother. The character Barney Stinson has it on a poster in his office. I haven't really watched this show, but maybe I should start. I heard it's funny and that quote has caught my eye. Well, turning this week around now. Here's to hoping it gets a little more on the awesome side!;)
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