Fay/Jac

January 21, 2003

I, too, have always been complimented on my hard working attitude

outside of the house. I can outwork anyone and often do to the point

of snickers from other less inclined workers. My laziness only seems

to apply at home or when it is for some good for myself. Reading all

of your posts has shed great insight on this subject. Fay, I'm sorry

you have such memories of your childhood. Being told such a thing at

a young age has obviously hurt you and haunted you your whole life.

Most of us can relate. I'm so glad you have overcome all of that.

We all have baggage but some is heavier than others. Best wishes to

you.

Donna

January 27, 2003

OK...I know I am a little behind on this thread, but just wanted to share

that I have the same problem.......can do things out of the house.......BUT

NO WAY in the house..I think the reason is mostly because I see it as sooo

worthless to do all that work and NEVER have it finished...I mean, with a

14,12, 10, and 6 year, and working and homeschooling there is no way that I

am ever going to be DONE with cleaning, cooking, laundry......like the

saying goes....... " Cleaning while you still have children at home is like

shoveling in the middle of a blizzard!! " ........

Fay/Jac

> I, too, have always been complimented on my hard working attitude

> outside of the house. I can outwork anyone and often do to the point

> of snickers from other less inclined workers. My laziness only seems

> to apply at home or when it is for some good for myself. Reading all

> of your posts has shed great insight on this subject. Fay, I'm sorry

> you have such memories of your childhood. Being told such a thing at

> a young age has obviously hurt you and haunted you your whole life.

> Most of us can relate. I'm so glad you have overcome all of that.

> We all have baggage but some is heavier than others. Best wishes to

> you.

>

> Donna

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