When I read "You have 1 hour" my brain filled in the rest with "what would you clean first?" so I guess my answer is that I would clean like a madwoman.
Ooooh I like this. My answer for this would be the refrigerator. There is BM everywhere. HashtagEPproblems. It's gross. Followed next by our shower. There is still soft scrub on the walls from my last attempt at cleaning it that got cut short (maybe I should save that for FFFC?)
It took a minute for me to register that BM = breastmilk...
Post by hannahl201477 on Dec 8, 2015 22:44:03 GMT -5
The list is so long! NAP Wrap presents Take a long hot bath with a glass/ probably bottle of wine. Finish unpacking Clean Wash clothes Go for a walk with my dog
Read a book (I've been meaning to re-read my Harry Potter series) Nap Or clean a bit. I can get so much more done in a short amount of time if I don't have the baby!
I think this is what adulthood feels like. Yikes.
I started reading the series on my maternity leave, I am almost finished with the fifth book. This is the first time i have read the books, and I have not seen any of the movies until now, either. I am really enjoying them, my husband calls me a nerd for reading them, even though they are his books.
I'm currently reading book 2 to lo. I think my monotonous voice lulls him to sleep. The only character I go out of my way to make a "voice" for is Hagrid.
Every time I saw the title of this I went "First we'll make snow angels for two hours, then we'll go ice skating, then we'll eat a whole roll of Tollhouse cookie dough as fast as we can and to finish, we'll snuggle." Then I realized that was more than an hour.
I'd probably clean while watching TV and nap. Or just nap. Maybe take a long, uninterrupted shower. OH! Paint my nails. Like really paint them from base coat up to gel topcoat. I never can do that anymore.
Can it be more than one hour? How about 2?
And DH would play video games. Like he does every night while I put O to bed and after I go to bed.
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