April P.A.D. Day 8
Wow, I actually managed to do it! It almost didn't happen, considering I've been struggling to get my computer working like it should for this new project I'm on. I'm commuting 30 minutes for the first time since the summer of 2000, and while I'm on the job, I'm struggling with a system that doesn't want to work for me! What a pain! And so in the evenings, after putting the boys to bed, I'm trying to get the computer fixed, and it hasn't happened yet. So yes, I am surprised that I managed to get this written.
Today's Prompt: For today's prompt, I want you to write a poem about either a specific routine or routines in general. Maybe something related to taking out the trash each week or washing the dishes every night--or something more bizarre (yet still a routine).
Here's what I managed to spit out... I know, not particularly creative. At best, I managed to rhyme. Sorry. I'll try harder next time...I hope!
Weeknights
I put the kids
to bed each night
a little after eight
I head downstairs
to watch tv
relax and vegetate
A happy time
A restful time
Two hours just for me
Forgetting work
Forgetting kids
De-stressing, being free
The clock ticks on,
approaching ten,
When I should head upstairs
Sleep awaits
But much to do
Before I can get there
Let out the dog,
make lunches three,
And clean what has been messed
And once upstairs
there's more to do
before I get to rest
wear my pj's
brush my teeth
make sure the kids are fine
so once again
I dread the ten
And the end of resting time
For once I sleep
It starts again
Restart the daily grind
Until, of course,
The weekend
When we all get to unwind
Today's Prompt: For today's prompt, I want you to write a poem about either a specific routine or routines in general. Maybe something related to taking out the trash each week or washing the dishes every night--or something more bizarre (yet still a routine).
Here's what I managed to spit out... I know, not particularly creative. At best, I managed to rhyme. Sorry. I'll try harder next time...I hope!
Weeknights
I put the kids
to bed each night
a little after eight
I head downstairs
to watch tv
relax and vegetate
A happy time
A restful time
Two hours just for me
Forgetting work
Forgetting kids
De-stressing, being free
The clock ticks on,
approaching ten,
When I should head upstairs
Sleep awaits
But much to do
Before I can get there
Let out the dog,
make lunches three,
And clean what has been messed
And once upstairs
there's more to do
before I get to rest
wear my pj's
brush my teeth
make sure the kids are fine
so once again
I dread the ten
And the end of resting time
For once I sleep
It starts again
Restart the daily grind
Until, of course,
The weekend
When we all get to unwind
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