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Monday Blues

I hate Mondays. I think it has something to do with a week of work ahead of me. With 6 kids the homework is overwhelming and then there are all the places to be, appointments to keep, etc. It makes me tired to look at the calendar for the week. So, who knows why but here I am on a Monday morning feeling particularly ornery. I think I need a change of attitude. Surely, Monday can't be as bad as I have made it out to be. Ok, so on that thought I am going to list good things about Monday.

1. The kids are gone so I can get the house picked back up after the weekend.
2. I didn't get sick so I could go to the gym this morning.
(I am stretching it, this is harder than I thought)
3. Ah, the house is quiet for a moment (see number 1)
4. New week new opportunity for growth?
5. ?

Alright, I think I am done for now. On to the next thought.

Have you noticed that Drew Carey is such a nerd? The morning news just ended as I am sitting here writing and The Price is Right show just came on. So, Drew Carey is the new host and I can't believe he ever got to star status. Bob Barker at least had a presence of refinement about him. And, I can't believe with my memory that I just pulled Bob Barker's name out of my head. Shocker! I do need to clarify though that I don't watch The Price is Right. Boring!

So, I am going to start my day now and my goal for today is to work on being positive. Wish me luck.

Comments

Kate said…
Cute header! I agree that I have a love/hate relationship with Mondays! I hate that my house is a disaster after the weekend, but I love getting it clean and back in order! And the semi quiet part- someday!!!
3/05/2008 4:44 PM
Dione said…
Rhett & Shauna watch The Price is Right! :o)
3/18/2008 11:45 AM
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