I’m not your run of the mill adrenaline junkie or thrill seeker. I don’t need sky diving or bungee
jumping. As a mother, I try to defy a
different kind of gravity. Umm… there’s only one kind of gravity you say? No... Try showering in the middle of the day
leaving four children unsupervised.
Shocking! Daring! Crazy?!
I don’t need to jump out of an airplane; I just jump in the shower! With the door shut even! If I’m really feeling brave I’ll even shave
my legs. If I really want to push the
limits? I linger in the shower enjoying
the hot water and quiet surroundings. (Honestly I’m not often that brave…)
But, still, take that crazy people in flying squirrel suits! I shower with four children in the house and
no other adult supervising them. Talk
about taking chances… I mean, really, at
the end of my shower I could open the bathroom door to a multitude of
problems…
Thankfully, I haven't.
Only once Trevan knocked on the bathroom door to say my friend, Rachel, was at the front door. I turn off the water grab my towel and dash across the hallway just holding the towel in front of me. Out of the corner of my eye I saw my friend standing inside my house by the front door! Friends, my naked rear was not covered. I apologized for flashing her if I had and she said she didn't see anything, thank goodness. (Side Story: I use the guest bathroom as my shower because in the master bath we have a tub and a separate stand up shower that I was too large to be in when we moved in (I was pregnant) and be able to have the water fall on my head! I just don't like stand up shower stall thingys, so I use the guest room bathroom.)
Anyhoo... They got in trouble for opening the door! They aren't supposed to even if it's someone they know.
So, I don't need to hike Kilimanjaro to get a major sense of accomplishment, I just have to climb my stairs, take a shower and hopefully find that all is well when I get out. That makes me feel like I did something amazing all by itself!
Anyhoo... They got in trouble for opening the door! They aren't supposed to even if it's someone they know.
So, I don't need to hike Kilimanjaro to get a major sense of accomplishment, I just have to climb my stairs, take a shower and hopefully find that all is well when I get out. That makes me feel like I did something amazing all by itself!
1 comment:
I did that today and I totally know how you feel.
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