Motherhood is…
laundry… tons of laundry
Let’s be honest, when you become a mom, you are accepting the fact that your laundry loads will double, maybe even triple. I swear I have done more laundry in the last 10.5 months with Ke’alohi then I have in the first two years of my marriage with Lucas combined! I usually do laundry twice a week, two or three loads each time which isn’t horrible but when you forget or let it slide, you’re screwed. This past weekend I decided that I was too tired to actually fold the laundry so yesterday meant that I needed to fold Sunday’s three loads that were clean and Wednesday’s two loads. Ugh!!!
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HA!! Isn’t this the truth?! I loved it when Evie was a tiny baby.. she never really spit up, so if we were just home all day and didn’t get dirty, I wouldn’t wash her clothes each time she wore something. Fast forward to crawling and walking and she is always dirty!
Oh geez! I can totally relate. I try to do laundry once per week, but I usually do about 7 to 10 loads each time! It takes ALL day. Sheesh!
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Seriously!! I can’t imagine having a large family! It’s all I can do to keep up with the kids, workout clothes, and hubby’s work clothes:)
That is so true!
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Wait until she is older and decides to change every three hours! Oh man- laundry is NEVER ending!
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Hi! Stopping by from FNF hop. I’m packing to go on a conference and I’m knee deep in laundry right now. (lol) I host a blog hop at http://www.drinkyourgreensandminerals.com/2012/03/getting-to-know-you-blog-hop-1.html?utm_source=BP_recent. Hope you’ll join!
Sherlinda
It is soooo true! Way to keep it in perspective:)
I started trying to do one load a day, I set it up the night before with a timer for it to start about an hour before I wake up, then it is ready for the dryer when I get up, I have all day to fold it. I adapted this from FlyLady. It has been working pretty well for me, as long as I keep up on it.
Hey Its Cheri from Its So Very Cheri. I just made my own laundry soap fror a fraction of the price of store bought. It smells so good. http://itssoverycheri.com/2012/04/17/recipe-to-avoid-disasters-all-natural/
I am following along and hope you will do the same.
Cheri
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