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Jules

Transitioning from full time employee to full time Mom

For those that are new to A "Juled" Life, we flooded in Harvey, and at the time I was working full time.  The company I was working for was purchased several years ago and well, things changed.  With the stress of the different company I was now working for, and basically rebuilding our home,  I decided to quit my job. It was a BIG decision but fortunately I had tremendous support from my husband.

The transition over the past several months has been different, but one I do not regret for even a second.  I am a busy body and love to stay busy so those close to me thought it wouldn't last a week.

The girls being home this summer has been a total blast!  Last year I worked on what I called my Houston Summer Bucket List, I will share later this week.  I have been taking pictures of each activity and at the end of the summer each girl will make their own scrap book.  I just LOVE this idea!  It gives them a creative activity that will give them a lifetime of memories of our summer together!

I can say one thing that has helped me feel productive while not "working" has been my daily to do list.  I have always been a list person, so writing down each day what I want to accomplish, has been very satisfying.  I love crossing off my list things like, line the dressing area drawers, grocery store, return jeans, etc.

Today's list looks like this: 1.  Drop off dry cleaning 2.  Spray paint Kenli's desk chair 3.  Return valance curtains and reorder 4.  Install 4 puck lights 5.  Follow up with pool company regarding decking 6.  Take girls to tutoring 7.  Take girls to Mathnasium

You get it!  Sounds lame I am sure, but when I finish all of these things and look back at my day I have such a great feeling of accomplishment.  If anything, getting the house back in order has been a huge daily accomplishment.

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