Mother of Invention
- Tracie Stamm
- May 14, 2016
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 23, 2024
It's Saturday, again. And I am wrestling laundry, again. My morning routine on Saturdays looks like this:
7:00am Kids wake up
7:01am Kids wake me up
7:02am I coerce kids back to sleep or lethargy, usually with warmed milk and screen time
7:45am Everyone gets up and gets dressed, I gather up laundry and start the first load
8:30am Weekly expedition to the gym -- all of us
11:00am Return home, turn the laundry, do the dishes
12:30pm Multi-task between 1) Keeping Kids Alive, and 2) Continue & Finish the Laundry. This step lasts the rest of the day.
Tomorrow, it will be a similar routine, minus the gym and swap in the meal planning and grocery shopping for the laundry. The whole thing seems to take forever, and I am far from rested come Monday morning.
So today, while folding the 73rd piece of small kids' clothing, I had an idea to actually test this little butler invention. Could I figure out how to outsource the weekly chores that are clouding the weekend?
One person to ask -- Katee. She's sharp and knows how to pick good produce. And she tells me she's up for the challenge -- it's a date, June 4th!
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