"I've become Zen," I told my sister. Or rather, I yelled it, which is very Zen if you ask me.
3,000 miles away from me, she could hear through the phone what she couldn't see. The crashing of trains, the dumping of Legos, the jumping from the sofa -- all the things my children do all day long.
"I have a new view of cleaning," I called over the chaos.
This one is a two-fer for sure. Her article is fun and heart-warming and the video is absolutely wonderful. Do yourself a favor and be sure to watch it until the end. I enjoyed it immensely.
Russ
You know I’m all about becoming Zen ;P Very nice choice of reblog, Russ!
Yes. Thank you for your compliment!
Russ
I like that philosophy – to become one with the mess and enjoy life…good to live by. Thanks for sharing.
Blessings, Patty
I’m dog-sitting for various relatives at the moment so a pack of six wet, muddy, dusty, boisterous dogs keep roaming from inside our home and outside, and back again. I’ve tried to dry them off, etc, but it is a losing battle and I’m badly outnumbered.
I couldn’t agree more with your comment! Thanks and blessings to you too, Patty.
Russ
I sympathize with you…we have 4 dogs and sometimes I think we should put in a revolving door!! God bless you to sit with 6!
Thank you! Sometimes I question my sanity!