Personal policies meme
- I make sure the kids and I leave the house for social interaction at least once every couple of months.
- I don't handle scorpions (this is a new policy).
- I am meticulous about immediately rinsing and putting dishes in the dishwasher as soon as they become covered with ants. (Yes, our kitchen is overrun with little sugar ants. These are not things that concern you when you also have a scorpion infestation.)
- Through rigorous spiritual training, I now make sure to get through at least three sentences of the Morning Offering before losing my train of thought.
- I faithfully think about how I should pray the rosary more often at least once every day (twice on Fridays).
- I only use wine to solve my problems when I'm not pregnant.
- When using television to numb my children's minds so that I can go collapse somewhere, I am vigilant about making sure that nothing rated X is on.
- I have a strict personal policy about profanity: I always say, "Don't repeat that. Mommy shouldn't say that," after I curse.
- My children are only allowed to play with scissors, knives, and explosive devices if I am *really* tired.
- When making grand, self-indulgent statements like "I never have time to get anything done around here!" I am careful not to think too much about how much time I've spent on my blog lately.
I'm not sure who's already done this, so if you're reading this, consider yourself tagged.
Labels: On a Lighter Note
Five years ago I had never once believed in God, not even as a child. All my life I was a content atheist; it was simply obvious to me that God did not exist. I thought that religion and reason were incompatible, and eventually became vocally anti-Christian. In 2005 I began to have doubts about atheism and started this blog to ask questions of believers. Long story short, I blogged my way from lifelong atheism to Catholicism (my husband and I both entered the Catholic Church in 2007). I now write about faith after atheism. Welcome to my blog, I'm glad you're here!




8 Comments:
you mean scorpions don't eat sugar ants?
I really enjoyed this post! Thanks for writing such a delightful blog!
Oh, that's too funny. And I'm SO with you on #8. Oh, wait. Were you being facetious? ;-)
After you start putting yourself in the corner for 8 you'll get over it. that's how i kicked it.
whimsy
LOL, Yes I think we share alot of the same personal policies. ;)
LOLOLOLOLOL
Ah, I need to expand my list to include some of these!!!!!! :)
Sometimes I wonder if we were separated at birth!!
Great list. But I thought Americans didn't do irony ;-) ?
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