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[hippybngstockng]

I love having help around the house. I wish I could do like Flylady says, and feel blessed by housework done incorrectly, but the need to rant and scream like my mom used to is also there. I bottle it up, and come to the point where I need to make crazy analogies to explain my growing level of tension. Today's is the realization that whether I like it or not, I think of this house as my work place. It frustrates me (as I imagine it would frustrate anyone) when someone comes into my work place and rearranges things, or puts something in the way of something that is supposed to always be open. I try to be calm an accepting of the chaos, since one of my co-workers is not quite 5, and the other isn't aware he's even technically employed here. At the same time, I realize that my only job here is to make the place wonderful, for myself, and for my beloved and unappreciative co-workers. But on the same front, when they come around and screw everything up, I get tempted to turn around and fire them, ya know, out of a cannon, into the sun...

I need to take a break, clearly.

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[habibekindheart.livejournal.com]

I feel your pain. I totally feel your pain...

[poeticalpanther.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes, canonization. Good choice.

I checked with my friend, btw; she says there is, in fact, a chapter of the national foundation in town. I thought I might give them a ring on Monday and see if they have any recommendations for good schools to choose - which might narrow down the area you're looking in. I'll let you know as soon as I hear anything.

[hippybngstockng.livejournal.com]

That is so nice of you, thank you!! :) I would love to hear your input on the areas they recommend, since we are completely unfamiliar with KW, and besides you, we only know people who went to school there years ago. I really appreciate all your help! You ROCK!! :)