The 24-hour shift has ended. [Day 60]

Golden Week is over.
Finally, it's over.

During long holidays when daily routines easily fall apart, posting every day is a trial.
Even if I want to continue, there is no time to write.
There is no time to think of ideas.

Taking advantage of the fact that there is no school every day, I force my children to wake up, feed them breakfast, and make them work on their homework and home studies.
If they say they want to go somewhere, I take them out to play, and handle lunch, dinner, baths, and brushing teeth.
In between, there is laundry and occasional cleaning.

The 24-hour shift was chaos while it lasted.

There is almost no time to think.
In the middle of the night, exhausted, sitting in front of the computer,"I'm burned out... completely white..."is a common occurrence.

That major housewife event ends today.

Well done, me.

Since I'm writing manuscripts and doing social media management even in the midst of all this, I think housewives are incredibly amazing.

All housewives in the world are amazing.
Not just housewives, but all women working inside and outside the home are amazing.

Instead of adding mysterious holidays like "Mountain Day," I feel like if we created a"Madam's Day" (a name I just made up)to let hard-working women in the world rest, the world would be about 3 millimeters closer to peace.

What do you all think?

My self-introduction is here. (I've also included the book I recently helped edit!)

Today's post is written for the After School Writing Club (AWC) theme of"66-Day Writing✖️Running."

Please see here for information about the After-School Writing Club.

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