My New BFF

Being home full time is great, but truthfully it can also be lonely. The majority of my day is spent with a three-year-old. While he is a decent conversationalist, the content is somewhat lacking. I can only discuss the plot of “Umizoomi” for so long and he’s really not that interested in “Friday Night Lights”.

That’s why I made a new friend. I highly recommend it if you, too, are a stay-at-home-parent. How else can you make the most of nap time? By exercising or resting? No, having your own personal companion keeps you alert and helps your productivity level stay high.

There were many options for a new friend, but I finally decided on this guy, and let me tell you it has been amazing.

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He is an excellent listener

We do all kinds of things together.

He has excellent meal ideas
He has innovative meal ideas

We have so much in common

We even take our coffee the same - black, of course.
We even take our coffee the same – black, of course.
He's become a bit of a muse
He’s become a bit of a muse for me

Chores are no longer tedious.

He is a whiz at folding fitted sheets, I don't know how he does it.
He is a whiz at folding fitted sheets, I don’t know how he does it.

A good friend takes on those tasks you might find overwhelming.

His accounting skills are astounding.
His accounting skills are astounding.

Life is short and the days pass quickly, make the most of them with your own special friend.

Author: Jan Moyer

Embracing my inner child since 2005.

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