Ministry Of Mom: Six Ways Parents Destroy Their Children Without Trying

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Routines

Morning Routine

Dress
Swish and Swipe the Master bath (change trash bags in Master Bath can, wash the mirror, wash the toilet)
Make my bed
Straighten up my bedroom.
Fire Drill the Living room
Start a load of laundry
Fixed Hubby's KoolAid for supper
Fixed my coffee
Devotions time

After Devotions:

Dry and Fold laundry(My norm is one load a day)
Do my emails, deleting everything I won't need in the future
Check off the children's computer school work
Take care of any of the day's business

After Breakfast

Clean the Family bath
Make the 6yo's bed (its a loft bed and he can't reach it well enough to make it)
Vacuum the kids rooms and hall (Only those parts I can get to without moving anything. The whole floor? Great! Can't get in the doorway? Great!)
Water my plants
Seep the Dinning Room, Kitchen
Shower (Cleaning the shower as I go)
Cut up veggies for munchies
Walk around the block
School

After school

My school (music, business, herbs)
Practice my music
Work in the Garden for half an hour, now that it is getting warmer.
Finish whatever housework I didn't get done before school.
Weekly house blessing (mop hard floors, wash windows and fingerprints, clean the fridge)
Whatever the Flylady or Tami assigns, or the equivalent I substitute in.
List things for sale.

Late afternoon
Computer Business for the church, my business, the family

Evening (starting around 4;30)
Clean the house and fix supper
Clean up from supper

Read to the kids for an hour (starting at 7:00)

Evening Routine

Fix the coffee on the timer for the morning.
Fix water for Hubby and I (big, 100 cups like you buy at convenience stores. This is a day's water and we aim to drink the whole thing.)
Shine my sink
I'm adding "clean up 'hot spots'"
Set all the mouse traps.
Look at my calendar, weather report
Pick out clothes for tomorrow

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