The nice thing about having a “pro-blog” is that I can use my professional obligations as an excuse to get away from enable my family to develop their independence. On Saturday night, to cap off a difficult day, I finally had a break-through.
“I need a break,” I told my husband. “I’m going to the Internet Cafe.”
No more excuses. Just a need expressed.
Tags: Am-I-a-good-mother?POSTED IN: Emotional Wellbeing
The first phase of motherhood and beyond
Written by Eliza Ferree [email] for b5media.
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1 opinion for No More Excuses
Babylune
Jul 17, 2007 at 5:15 am
[…] take my job with me where ever we might happen to go. This has advantages and disadvantages. When I need to spend some time thinking away from the pressures of speaking Bulgarian and family life, then I have the excuse of work. […]
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