Last week I received many lovely birthday gifts, including this shirt from my parents.
While I appreciate the level of confidence they must have in my abilities to handle stuff, I was much less sure of my self. It seemed a bit like false advertising. I mean, sure: I can handle MANY things, but the shirt implies that I should be able to handle MOST things. I could feel the pressure mounting. I didn't know if I would ever be able to wear this awesome addition to my wardrobe outside of my home.
Luckily, a well-timed gift from my sister and her family saved the day:
Besides sharing many important dectective-ish information...
... this awesome book also contains a whole section on life skills!
I feel much more able to "handle" a wider variety of things now that I have read some of these helpful chapters.
For example, I found some wonderful tips that can help me manage the kidlets and niblets.
And how many times would THIS information have come in handy during Relief Society lessons, teacher in-services, and making my weekly Wal-Mart run?
I am going to have to highlight sections of this chapter for when I finally get to live out my Downton Abby dreams.
As you can see, once I finish studying this little book, I will be able to more confidently sport my new shirt. But, just in case some situations beyond my handling ability do arise, I can always fall back on this chapter to help take some of the pressure off...
1 comment:
Love that last chapter, but don't let me kids read the book. Okay?
Hope you had a wonderful day!
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