Staying At Home

[ailbhe]

Taken from my userinfo...

I'm a stay at home mother who doesn't work, yes?

Monday

Tuesday

10 am - Creche (while Mum does Aquanatal class)
11 am - Swimming

Wednesday

9:45 am - Toddler group
2 pm - Home visitor

Thursday

10-12 am - Mum and toddler coffee group

Friday

10 am - Library (possibly singing group)
pm - either take in organic food delivery or go to Home Ed group

Saturday

9 am - Farmer's Market (fortnightly)
10:15 am - Painting group @ Town Hall

Sunday

Anyway, I'm thinking of ways to alter my schedule now, because really, I need more than one unscheduled day. Today Linnea and I made flapjacks but it's been ages since we did any baking. I did find a local Home Educating group that welcomes all age ranges so we can start going to that every other Friday, probably; I need to be in to get a food delivery the weeks the Farmer's Market doesn't happen.

Oh, it would be so much easier if they'd all just come here! If I could have toddlers for coffee 10-12:00, lunch 12-14:00, mixed age painting group or similar home eddy thing 14-16:00, then just me and Linnea 16-18:00 and then dinner with Daddy... Perhaps I will, too. Most people seem to find hosting things more difficult than going to them, and I don't. I always feel like I belong in my own home, for a start.

Comments

[gloriap.livejournal.com]

I honestly don't believe the concept "a stay at home mother who doesn't work." Surely you don't sit on the sofa and eat bonbons all day, nor do the rest of us.

[murphymom.livejournal.com]

"Most people seem to find hosting things more difficult than going to them, and I don't. I always feel like I belong in my own home, for a start."

I could have made that statement.
Perhaps once you have connected with some of the people from the Home Ed group,you'll be able to arrange an occasional session at your place. I'll keep my fingers crossed.