Stop Running on Empty

Physical and mental exhaustion is something I am very familiar with. I have seven children that I take care of myself, 24-7.  Plus I am also their school teacher. In truth, I wouldn't change a thing about it.  I am so blessed and thankful for my wonderful family...but that doesn't change the fact that I've had to learn a thing or two these last few years about taking care of myself.  You see, I am not very good at it. I don't often get enough sleep, I don't always drink enough water, I thankfully finally have been exercising every day for awhile now as I know how much I desperately need it, but taking a little bit of time to do something fun for myself? Well, really, I don't have the time!  Does this sound familiar?  Please join me today at Raising Homemakers to see what we can do about it.


 

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