I’m in a quandry, a pickle, feeling a bit fickle.

I’m just not sure what to do. I’ve got this great thing going with my best friend. It’s not going like it needs to go though. It’s not growing like I want it to grow or as quickly as I want it to grow. I know that slow and steady wins the race, but the income and turnover is an important thing. I also don’t know that I can do what I want to do with it as long as I’m homeschooling the children. I’m not thrilled with the schools around here and I don’t like the public school system at all and we can’t afford any of the alternatives. I need an outlet. I’m going crazy and I’m tired of this tiny little world I live in right now. If my world doesn’t get bigger soon I think I just might implode completely.

I have an opportunity to grow a previous business I had into something wonderful. I think I can do it again. It only going to cost a little bit of upfront money, but I think I can handle that with the tax return money without hurting other financial plans. It will get me out of the house and meeting other people. I so desperately need to do this - for me. The benefits will be good for everyone in this house. SmockDaddy will get a wife who is not so tired of being home all day and therefore more refreshed while at home. The WildThings will get a mother who is more refreshed because as much as she loves them she realy needs a break from them and does not need to be locked up in this house 24/7 without other adult conversation. What will I get out of it? Well, I’ll get to get out of the house; I will meet new people; I will get back into a hobby I totally enjoy and miss terribly; I will gain some extra income out of the deal. So if I can talk SmockDaddy into supporting the idea and agreeing to taking charge of the children two Friday nights and one Saturday a month I think I may give it a go. And of what am I speaking? Stay tuned. I’ll let you know more as the decision progresses one way or the other.

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5 Responses to “ I’m in a quandry, a pickle, feeling a bit fickle. ”

  1. Ok. What are you going to sell? Mary Kay and drive a pink car or maybe Tupperware?

  2. Well, I do have a wonderful friend who wants me to sell Mary Kay, but no, their pink is not pink enough. I want HOT PINK, Baby. Tupperware. I love my Tupperware, but no.

    I’ll let you know when I do it. I did it before for two years and have always wanted to get back to doing it. Soon I hope.

  3. Will the Reverend go for it?

  4. I think so; I’ve had no negative feed back yet.

  5. As long as it is not illegal, fattening or immoral go for it.