Yes, I know. If I had not chosen this path I would not have had the beautiful children I have been blessed with. I totally agree with that statement. Plus I love them more than anything (to include me). Maybe thats what God intended since we have this gene and men do not. It is inevitable that I will put their needs before my own, as our mothers did us (most of us). But would I tell my daughters to do the same thing. Here is an excerpt of my day: 0600 wake up, nurse baby, get kids ready for school, stop at school, daycare, nursery (yes, three different stops for three different children). Get to work at about 0900, shots for baby at 1300, get home, work until time for kids to come home, make dinner, clean kitchen, get the kids in their jammies, read stories, sing songs, give kisses and now it is 1930, I still have to work for the next 2 hours to make up for the time I was getting the baby’s shots today. So the question is would I tell me girls to take the same route? When your life will be filled with no time to care for yourself. When there will be days you will forget to brush your teeth because you are caring for others. When you will get passed up for a promotion because you couldn’t travel and leave three kids like the men in the office could…. hum. Honestly I don’t know. Don’t get me wrong I’ve been to the houses where husbands help make dinner, clean the house, let the wife get on the treadmill, have time to herself, drop the kids at school, help pack lunches; this will never be my home and thus my two little girls will not marry that helpful man either…sorry girls
Okay, didn’t mean to get too crazy on my issues but it was better than getting me started on GITMO…. it would take you all day to read my disdain for our leadership’s recent approach to that.




