Am I a damsel in distress? I think I am.
I mowed the lawn growing up. But since getting married, I’ve mowed it once. That’s only once in 6 years! I don’t even wash my car anymore. My husband does the car stuff. Geez. I barely even use a hammer.
All this comes to mind, because I locked myself and the kids out of the house today. I’d like to blame it on our faulty lock, but ultimately I guess it was my fault. So, I called my husband at work, of course. What else is a damsel to do? Back in the day, I would have figured it out it myself. But now when there’s trouble, I just call my husband.
When he finally called back and said he didn’t have keys either (weird, I know), it was up to me. I eventually got in through an open second story window, which took some tools – which as previously mentioned, I don’t really use anymore.
I was so proud. I forgot that I could do that stuff. It was simple enough, but it wasn’t something that even crossed my mind at first. The first thought: call the husband.
It makes me sound pathetic, but maybe my husband is just awesome. Yeah, I’ll go with that. When you’re husband is a knight in shining armor, it’s easy to play the role of damsel in distress.
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My first reaction is to try and figure out if I can solve the problem myself, especially as a single Mom. If that doesn’t work, my next step is to call my Dad. Then my Dad comes to save the day as the knight and shining armour. Sigh. It happens. Just be thankful someone is there for you.
Love it Kalae…