Now to choose a new word. Let's see some possibilities:
- fearless
- adventure
- happy
- patient
- inspiring
- industrious
- organized
- brave
- confidence
- consistent
- trust
- focus
Being consistent leads to organization. I have been consistent with chores around the house and strangely I have more time because I put in the ten minutes here and 20 minutes there that are needed.
Meal planning needs consistency. I'm getting better at it. I think we have a system that works. Now to keep the motivation to actually make the meals. However we all feel better for a routine and routines are best when consistent.
So there you have it. My word for the year. Consistent. A pretty good word really.
What would your word be?
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Happy New Year, Vandy! Yes, consistent is a very good word to aspire to. I think "balance" was also a good one - probably the one closest to where I'm at.
ReplyDeleteGreat post and a great work. I totally agree consistency in parenting teens is extremely important and effective. Good luck with the teen years. Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteMeal planning is the bane of my existence. Gene likes to cook, likes to have foods 'presented'. I am good with a bowl of cereal. But you are inspiring me to give it another go.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your word! I need some consistency in my life, too. I like it so much better when my house is clean and I know what I'm making for dinner.
ReplyDeleteConsistent. What a great choice! Consistency is definitely needed, especially when raising children and running a household.
ReplyDeleteAs a middle school teacher, I definitely have to agree with consistency being important when you're dealing with teens. Hard to achieve all the time, but I guess that's the point. We have to be consistent about being consistent!
ReplyDeleteI hate the 4:30 meal scramble. I mean, literally I would stand at the open refrigerator praying something would pop out that would resemble a meal. Now is just use the Woman's Day Month of Menus. So much easier.
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